Yellow Hanukkah Dreidel Porcelain Limoges Box

Spin it, call out the letter, and see who wins the gelt: the dreidel is the best-loved game of Hanukkah, and this one comes in a bright yellow. The little top is a porcelain Limoges box, painted by hand in Limoges, France.

Nun, Gimel, Hey, Shin

The four Hebrew letters on a dreidel stand for the phrase a great miracle happened there, recalling the oil that burned for eight nights. Families still play the game around the table after the candles are lit, and this porcelain top brings that tradition to a shelf all year long.

Eight Nights of Color

• Hand-painted porcelain made in Limoges, France
• Joins menorah, Star of David and Judaica pieces
• Suits a Hanukkah, winter holiday or games collection

By the Menorah's Glow

Set it on the windowsill near the menorah, on a holiday buffet beside a plate of latkes, or on a sideboard with the good candlesticks. It makes a cheerful present for one of the eight nights, a hostess thank you at a Hanukkah party, or a first holiday gift for a newly married couple. The sunny yellow keeps it from blending into the blue and silver that often fill the season.