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Pagoda Lantern
with
Safe Candle
Dimensions -
3¼" x 5¾" tall
Illustrated with
the Safe Artificial Candle
The metal lantern is 16” tall
to
top of ring with 4” square base and plain glass.
It will stand or can be hung.
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Safe
Artificial Candle
Real wax LED candle
with blow out function and real flickering
flame effect.
Blow into hole and
candle will light up - blow again and it will go out.
On/Off switch on
base,
to turn off when not
being used
300 hours burning time
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Fairy
Night Light holder with
Translucent Wings
Dimensions:
6 ¼” tall x 3 ¾”
Wings are made from a
translucent resin.
Very effective when
lit
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Pocket
Dragon Wizards Candle snuffer
Dimensions - 8” long
Has a
metal insert in the
actual snuffing end so can
be used to put out all
your candles.
This is for the
collector as all the much loved Pocket Dragons are now retired.
The Wizard’s Candle Snuffer is
in original printed acetate
box as shown
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Star Mirror Night
Light Holder
Dimensions -
9” Diameter
and
protrudes approx. 3”
This Night Light
Holder has a mirror in the shape of a star.
Sure
to brighten any room |
Rock Candle Holder
Dimensions -
approx. 3" x 4"
The ideal candle holder to grace
any goblin home.
A solid and substantial granite brown face to keep you company
on those cold
winter evenings!
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Green Man Candle Sconce
Dimensions:
11" x 3.5" x 3" deep
Holds standard 3/4" candle
Free standing or wall mounted pottery candle sconce,
finished in a lovely
warm matt oxide glaze.
With frequent use, the pottery will darken and look like
intricately
carved wood. |
Fairy Candle Holder
Dimensions:
Fairy 3" and
Candle Holder 5½"
The little resin fairy
is fast asleep on the porcelain candle holder, which is finished
in a beautiful
pearl lustre glaze.
Made in England by
monks
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Fairy Night Light
Holder
Dimensions approx 4 ¼” x 2 ¾”
‘Autumn Aura’
This night light holder
is from the
Butterfly Fairy Collection
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Taper Pot
Dimensions:
3¼"
x 5¾" tall
As you can see,
this
Taper Pot
has a small hole in the top to hold your candle tapers, twigs
or even a flower. |
