Pro Baseball Seder Plate
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A must for all Baseball Lovin’ MOT, this hand painted/made Seder Plate has six iron dishes which are designed to hold each of the ceremonial foods around which the Seder is based: matzah, the lamb shank, egg, bitter herbs, charoset paste and karpas vegetable. A Major League Baseball is affixed in the center of the Star of David, which is painted on the home plate-shaped base. The base is made of pine. True baseball fans will also note that there are six positions in the infield! This item is not dishwasher safe. This is the perfect gift for the baseball fanatic in your life.
Seder plate is custom made, so please allow 10 days for delivery.
Shipping Info
- Free shipping on U.S. orders $99+
- Items are made to order, and typically ship in 1-2 weeks from Baseballiday's California studio
- Rush shipping not available
- Standard delivery typically takes 3-7 business days
- Easy returns within 30 days of purchase
About the brand
Baseballidays is Gregg Garfinkel's handmade baseball Judaica: menorahs with a pro baseball as the shamash and a mini bat holding each candle.
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Baseballidays
Baseballidays is Gregg Garfinkel's handmade baseball Judaica: menorahs with a pro baseball as the shamash and a mini bat holding each candle.
- Based in
- Woodland Hills, California
- Craft
- Handmade baseball Judaica
Baseballidays is the work of Gregg Garfinkel, a Woodland Hills, California, attorney who turns real baseballs into art. The Judaica began with a little math: a menorah has nine branches, and a baseball game has nine innings.
It started with a fundraiser. His sons played high school baseball, and the team sold Christmas trees each holiday season. On a whim, Garfinkel made a wreath from the extra baseballs around the house, posted it on Facebook and sold it for $100. Baseball trees, snowmen and wreaths followed, but he wanted something his own family could use, so he added baseball Judaica.
Everything is handmade. His Pro Baseball Bat Menorah uses a professional baseball from a game or practice as the shamash, with a miniature wooden bat under each candle holder. There's also a colored-bat menorah, a seder plate on a home-plate base, Star of David keychains stitched from deconstructed baseballs, and a hockey menorah made with real pucks. A memorable commission: two menorahs for Rob Rosen, son of 1953 MVP Al Rosen, made from commemorative bats issued in his father's name.
Good to know
- CommissionTwo menorahs for Rob Rosen, son of 1953 MVP Al Rosen, from commemorative bats
- PressLos Angeles Daily News (Dec 2025); Jewish Link; Sports Collectors Daily; Judaica in the Spotlight
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