German silver Hanukah lamp, Johann Jacob Loschhorn, Frankfurt, circa 1770

of typical form, raised on four claw and ball feet, lamp compartment with hinged cover, engraved with lozenge work, the back plate formed as a Rococo cartouche chased with a menorah and flanked by lion supporters all below a crown, marked inside compartment on cover and on back plate, together with a servant light by Rudiger Herfurth, Frankfurt, 1770.

Sotheby's New York, December 19th 2007, lot 35. 

Good condition, the back plate with two holes, probably for the terminals of arms, which would have connected to two vacant slots.
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A similar lamp by this maker is in the Israel Museum, Jerusalem (see Scheffler, Goldschmiede Hessens, p. 312)