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Statue of Liberty menorah Designed in 1985 by Manfred Anson in honor of the statue's centennial, it was featured in a 2003 menorah exhibition at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles.

Statue of Liberty menorah

Designed in 1985 by Manfred Anson in honor of the statue’s centennial, it was featured in a 2003 menorah exhibition at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles.  (Anne Cusack / Los Angeles Times)

Shoe menorahs, matchstick menorahs, Statue of Liberty menorahs? A look at menorahs from Hanukkahs past and present.

Matchstick menorah

Matchstick menorah

Eight candles, eight matchsticks, whatever! This menorah was designed by Kathleen Walsh of Walteria Living.The tips are made of porcelain and hold candle oil.  (Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times)

Stainless steel menorah

Stainless steel menorah

A menorah to match your Sub-Zero fridge! This was on sale at Utopia Design in Studio City in 2003.  (Eric Boyd / Los Angeles Times)

Zebra menorah

Zebra menorah

There are two menorahs in this photo, but we’d like to direct your attention to the one that looks like a zebra. It’s $59.95 from the Mitzvah Store in L.A. (310) 247-9613, and because it was featured recently in another Home section photo gallery, you can still find it!  (Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times)

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