Description
This large rustic glass candle holder brings a warm, weathered charm to any surface it sits on. Moulded from thick glass with an amber-brown tint, it catches and softens candlelight, throwing a gentle glow across the table. The slightly uneven, hand-finished surface gives it a lived-in quality, so it never looks too polished or factory-perfect. Measuring 7cm high and 8cm across, it is a compact piece that holds a tealight or a small votive candle securely within its bowl.
We like the way this candle holder works both on its own and grouped in odd numbers along a mantel, windowsill or dining table. The brown glass suits rooms with natural wood, linen and earthy tones, and it settles comfortably into rustic, farmhouse and country-style schemes. Cluster a few together at different heights for a relaxed centrepiece, or dot single candle holders through a shelf display to warm up the space in the evenings. It pairs well with dried stems, stoneware and plain candlesticks for an easy, unfussy look.
Because it is made from solid glass, it wipes clean with a soft damp cloth and dries quickly, so any wax spills or dust are simple to deal with. Trim wicks before lighting and never leave a burning candle unattended. Allow the glass to cool fully before handling, and avoid sudden temperature changes to keep it in good condition. A practical, hard-wearing piece, this candle holder is the sort of thing you reach for time and again through the darker months.
Specification
| Type |
Candle Holders |
| Colour |
Brown |
| Material |
Glass |
| Height |
7cm |
| Width |
8cm |
| Depth |
8cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this candle holder made from?
It is made from thick, tinted glass with a rustic, hand-finished feel. The amber-brown colour softens the light and gives it a warm, aged appearance.
What type of candle does it take?
The bowl is sized for a tealight or a small votive candle, holding it neatly within the glass.
Where does it look best?
It suits mantels, windowsills, shelves and dining tables. Group several candle holders together for a relaxed centrepiece or place them singly through a display.
How do I clean it?
Wipe it with a soft damp cloth and dry it off. Remove any wax once cool, and avoid harsh abrasives that could scratch the glass.
Can I use it every day?
Yes, the solid glass is hard-wearing and easy to look after, so it stands up to regular use.