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    Blue alarm clock "Modeh Ani" - for boys
    Blue alarm clock "Modeh Ani" - for boys
    Skladem
    Code: 214374
     
    €55,39
    Hebrew clock - BLUE
    Hebrew clock - BLUE
    Skladem
    Code: 48730
     
    €108,27
    Hebrew Clock - Cibulák Clock
    Hebrew Clock - Cibulák Clock
    Skladem
    Code: 21295
     
    €108,27
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    Blue alarm clock "Modeh Ani" - for boys
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    Blue alarm clock "Modeh Ani" - for boys
    Skladem
    €55,39

    The perfect tool for children - an alarm clock that recites the "Modeh Ani" prayer when pressed. Variant for boys, blue numbers and letters. Plastic, 10 cm. Modeh Ani is a...

    Code: 214374
    Hebrew clock - BLACK
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    Hebrew clock - BLACK
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    €91,62

    Black Hebrew clock with reverse movement. Made in a world famous porcelain factory in the Czech Republic.

    Code: 14703
    Hebrew clock - BLUE
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    Hebrew clock - BLUE
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    €108,27

    Hebrew clock blue with reverse movement. Made in a world famous porcelain factory in the Czech Republic.

    Code: 48730
    Hebrew Clock - Cibulák Clock
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    Hebrew Clock - Cibulák Clock
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    €108,27

    Hebrew clock design Cibulák with reverse movement. Made in a world famous porcelain factory in the Czech Republic.

    Code: 21295
    Hebrew clock - GOLD
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    Hebrew clock - GOLD
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    €137,43

    Gold Hebrew clock with reverse movement. Made in a world famous porcelain factory in the Czech Republic. Gilded with real gold.

    Code: 14702

    Our Hebrew clocks are special. Among other things, they do not have a classic dial with Arabic numerals. The dial contains the Hebrew characters א to יב. Specifically, this series consists of: ז, ח, ט, י, יא, יב א, ב, ג, ד, ה, ו. The sequence of individual characters is usually clockwise. However, there are exceptions where the clock moves counterclockwise. You can also find this type of clock in the building of the Jewish Town Hall in Prague.