This free-standing candle holder is a great accent
in any home. It
easily accommodates a 3 1/2" - 4" diameter candle that
is at least 4 1/2" tall or any 26-28 oz candle.
The stand measures approximately 20" tall with a base of 8".
Shown here on a fireplace hearth with our Classic
Line candle.
This tart warmer is perfect for the bathroom or
in other areas where you may not have an outlet.
Tealights are required (one included with each order)
and are placed beneath the bowl as shown.
Each single tart lasts through several tealights before
needing to be replaced or refreshed. Simply place ceramic bowl
in the freezer until wax and bowl are chilled and wax will pop right
out. You will then be ready for a new tart.
A necessity for our 3 oz. votive
candle. Due
to the size of our votives you will need cups such as
these, or something near in diameter, to get the full use
of your votive.
Using
a container that is too big will cause your votive to "melt-out" beyond
the wick's capability, thereby wasting the extended wax,
and believe
me, you won't want to waste a single drop of wax, for our
votives are good to the very last drop!
Please remember to always use your cups on heat resistant surfaces
or check out some of our wrought
iron accessories.
In search of something a bit more primitive, I found these
wonderful tin cups.
As shown in the picture you can:
Burn
a votive directly in the cup
Slide your glass votive
cup right down inside
Either way these little tins
are a wonderful addition to your decor.
Though
we would remind you to use these tins on heat
resistant surfaces, they do have a
small ridge round the bottom that keeps the
core of the cup from resting on your tabletop
or other surfaces.
This handy gadget holds either a wooden
match or a match from a match book.
Place the match
within the grips of the holder, stabilize with
your index finger as you strike against the
box or book of matches.
This
holder is long enough to reach the large candles
comfortably. A
must-have if you are tired of burning your fingers
on those "near
to the bottom" candles.
