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A Hanukkah and Shabbat Table: Glassware, Linens and a Serving Board

A Hanukkah and Shabbat Table: Glassware, Linens and a Serving Board

A table set for Shabbat or Hanukkah needs glasses, a challah cover, a kiddush cup and a board to serve from. These five pieces are in stock and work together.
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A table set for Shabbat or Hanukkah needs glasses, a challah cover, a kiddush cup and a board to serve from. These five pieces are in stock and work together.

Start with the glass

Hanukkah is on Pinterest's rising list for the season, and the Ambre drinking glass set is one of our fastest-growing products this week. Glassware is the easiest place to begin because every guest uses it.

Layer the table

Choose one shape and repeat it

Matching glasses in a rounded shape keep the table calm so the ritual pieces stand out.

Add linen for texture

A linen-cotton challah cover softens the table and adds a layer between the plates and the board.

Serve from stone

A marble board keeps bread, cheese and fruit cool and gives the center of the table a solid base.

Five pieces for the table

Ambre Drinking Glass, Set of 4

A rounded tumbler with a subtle curve through the middle, sold as a set of four.

  • Best for hosts who want one everyday glass that looks considered.

Ambre Wine Glass, Set of 4

A short, rounded wine glass with a fuller bowl and a petite stem, sold as a set of four.

  • Best for hosts who pour wine at a seated dinner.

Wavy Challah Cover

A challah cover in a linen-cotton blend with a wavy edge.

  • Best for a Shabbat table that needs a soft, textured layer.

Channeled Swirl Resin Kiddush Cup

A resin kiddush cup set in a softly swirled design for Shabbat and everyday gatherings.

  • Best for a gift or a personal set.

Shabbat Marble Serving Board

A solid marble serving board designed for hosting rituals and holiday meals.

  • Best for serving bread and starters at the center of the table.

FAQs

What do I need to set a Shabbat table?
Most hosts set out glasses, a challah cover, a kiddush cup and a board for the challah. Add plates and candles as your household does.
Can the same glasses work for Hanukkah and Shabbat?
Yes. A set of matching glasses works for both and for everyday use.

Set the table

Start with the Ambre glasses and add the challah cover and board.

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