Made in Israel, candle holder?

Hi, I’m in the process of cleaning up a bit around here so I will be posting lots of items I have questions about, here i have what looks like some kind of candle holder made in Israel. Can anyone help me identify it and it’s age?
Thank you

 

Not sure why it uploaded every image twice, sorry about that

 

You know it has to be post 1948 so I suggest you just call it a Vintage Modernist Green Judaica Candlestick or Bud Vase and the material and height. It has a 70s vibe to me but I sure wouldn’t specifically date it.

 

Pretty sure that’s an Oppenheim vase with verdigris finish from the 1970s.

 

What they said. It's a style I see regularly here, on pieces that Jewish families donate when breaking up Mom's/Grandma's house.

 

Yep this is from my grandmothers house

 

I vote bud vase, btw. Candle holders made this way would come in pairs, generally - for the Shabbat candles.

 

Agree except when one gets lost, separated or broken lol. That’s when all my candlesticks become bud vases!

 

If it wasn't a bud vase to begin with, it's one now! Gotta have one of those on the table too.

 

there were items that were marked like that by staunch Zionist settlers already in the 1920s and 1930s to show that they were there to stay.

 

TY and agree but IMO not looking like that piece, but my bad as I didn’t look at stamping-stupidly assumed “made in Israel”.

Starting to wonder if it is earlier because of the stamping but it looks 70s to me.

 

I hereby call "bud vase". Look what I just got at one of the few tag sales scheduled for this week in my area... There are actually a pair of them, but they're the same sort of painted bronze, and early 70s about covers it. No name on this unless it's under the felt and cork in the base.

 

I don't see enough on your pics. first I thought you mean "Made in India".