Hanukkah 9 Silver Plated Menorah Hanukkia Cups, Change from Small to Big Candles or Oil . Jewish Art. Great Gift For; Shabbat Chanoka Rabbi Temple Wedding Baby Naming Housewarming Bar Mitzvah Bat Mitz

The description says that you can change from small candles to large candles or oil. Because of this, I thought I might be able to use it instead of those glass cups that always suffer scorch marks annually when I use oil. Though you can, in theory, use it for oil, it holds very little volume and an insufficient amount to burn for 30 minutes. Maybe this was just me being overly hopeful and that I should've known better based on the pictures. Assuming the seller understands that it needs to burn for 30 minutes, my guess is that whoever wrote the description may have meant that there are some kind of oil cups that have a big base that this can be used to hold, but that is not what the description actually says.

Not as sturdy as I would have expected for the price and I have NO IDEA if the silver plate is real, but they look elegant once installed and do their job. I particularly like how the cups can hold multiple sized candles.

So, this fits a larger diameter candle cup in a Menorah. Its also too wide for the standard Hanukkah candles that are thin. They are also not 3/4 in diameter , they are a bit smaller. However if you use foil in the cup to take up some width you should be able to use the standard Hanukkah candle

We've had our first set for over 15 years and got a second set finally for a new menorah. The first set is still in excellent condition and the new set looks like it's just as well made as the first set I bought.

The product was packaged well and came in good condition, but are not working for my purpose. I bought them to be a preventative against wax dripping on my Hanukkiah. They fit so loosely that the candles flop from side to side and I could not use them for fear of causing a fire.

I affixed these to a dinosaur to make a menorasaurus. They worked perfectly. I also spray painted them gold because the gold were more expensive than the silver. The spray pain that I used adhered to the cups and I had no problems with them.

as a hobbyest, this fit the bill for what I was making.

I used these in a Menorah that I built and thought that they are some what small and very thin but they worked