Large Hand Painted Ceramic Seder Plate With Handles White and blue. Signed on the back. 
Vintage traditional porcelain Seder plate, with the word Pesah written in Hebrew in the center of the platter. Indented spaces for the traditional items and their names written in both Hebrew and English. Each of the six items arranged on the plate has special significance to the retelling of the story of Passover — the exodus from Egypt — which is the focus of this ritual meal. 
A Seder plate is used as a meaningful religious centerpiece on the table during the holiday of Passover. It says “Pesach” In Hebrew in the middle, surrounded by golden grapes, and an indentation for each of the six symbolic items that are spoken about during the Seder or Passover dinner.
Pretty blue and white design. This would make a great gift for a Judaica collector, or for any Jewish family. 
12” wide by 15 7/8” long (including handles). 1 3/8” high.
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