Vintage 925 Sterling Silver Dreidel depicting Jerusalem Walls & Homes, mint

Rare Judaica vintage Israeli hand made Sterling Silver Dreidel depicting the ancient Jerusalem stone walls and stone houses. Dimensions: 1 3/4” tall, 3/4” wide on each of the four sides. Weighs about 3/4 of an ounce. Hallmarked 925 for Sterling Silver. Shiny ronded bottom that can spin, but since it’s a mint condition collector’s item from about 1964 (60 years old), you probably wouldn’t want to use this as a toy Dreidel to play the children’s Hanukkah game, “Spin the Dreidel.” The silver is thick and might be a solid block but I think there is some air pocket in the middle but it’s hard to say. A noticeable patina has formed all over the Sterling Silver surfaces over the past 60 years and it’s never been polished out. This is a wonderful Judaica collectible symbolizing the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah, when a Dreidel is a child’s toy for a fun game to a holiday celebrating miracles. Sculpture represents the age old Capitol of Jewish nations throughout history — Jerusalem. Price firm.