This month’s group of collectibles range from a potentially significant clock, dating back 300 years, to a simple earthenware water bottle from the 19th century.

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Since 1900, the original factory has made art nouveau dinnerware, realistic animal figures, art deco figurines, vases in modern designs and glazes and, recently, abstract shapes and patterns.

The restoration was “lovingly done” but did not bring the synagogue fully back, according to a Goerlitz Jewish leader who was involved in the project.