Legacy Fine Gifts and Judaica
Lucite Wash Cup, Clear with Polished Silver Handles
From$36.00
- Maker
- Legacy Fine Gifts and Judaica
- Product type
- Wash Cups
- Material
- Acrylic
In stockFree standard U.S. shipping on eligible orders of $75 or more
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Delivery & pickup options
For local delivery and pickup questions, contact the store.
Pickup availability by store
County Line (North), 1105 E County Line Rd. Pickup available
River Ave (South), 1328 River Ave. Pickup available
Description
This wash cup combines a clear Lucite body with shiny, polished silver-tone handles in a squared shape. It stands 4 7/8 inches high and measures 5 inches across including the handle.
Place it by the sink for netilat yadayim each morning and before meals.
- Clear Lucite
- Polished silver handles
- 4 7/8 in H x 5 in incl. handle
Product Details
| Brand | Legacy Fine Gifts and Judaica |
|---|---|
| Material | Lucite |
| Color | Clear with silver handles |
| Height | 4 7/8 in |
| Width | 5 in including handle |
| Vendor SKU | 7072-S |
Explore more from Legacy Fine Gifts and Judaica or browse Netilas Yadayim Washing Cups & Sets.
Shipping and returns
Shipping and pickup. Free shipping on orders of $75 or more. Liquids and Shopify Collective items are excluded: liquids ship at the $10 standard rate, and Shopify Collective items ship at the rate shown at checkout. Pickup is available at North, 1105 E County Line Rd, and South, 1328 River Ave. We ship nationwide, including Florida. View the shipping policy.
15-day returns on unused items in original packaging, in store or by mail (return shipping paid by the customer). Eligibility, timing, exclusions, and any return-shipping responsibility are governed by our current return policy.
Product details
| Brand | Legacy Fine Gifts and Judaica |
|---|---|
| Product type | Wash Cups |
| Material | Acrylic |
| SKU | 7072-S |
| Availability | In stock |
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