Tchotchke

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Unique and memorable tchotchkes from our collection and from the homes and families of the Jewish Tulsa community.‍

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Tchotchke

Remember your Grandma’s collection of ceramic figurines? Perhaps your mom collected decorative spoons from every vacation she took? Or maybe you kept your childhood Beanie Babies, and now they are worth a fortune. Well, there’s a Yiddish word for all of that: Tchotchke! You may also have heard these decorative objects referred to as knick-knacks or trinkets. Unique and memorable tchotchkes from our collection and from the homes and families of the Jewish Tulsa community.

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