Blown glass candle holders

A generously proportioned mouth-blown clear glass candle lantern. Part of a collection including a Tea Light Holder, vases in different shapes, tableware and glassware. ...

... candleholder is now available in a glowing copper colour, adding warmth to any room. Each piece is mouthblown at the Iittala Glass Factory in Finland, ensuring quality and attention to detail. The Lantern candleholder ...

Mush is an exclusive tealight in solid brass made in Denmark and with mouth-blown coloured glass from Sweden. With references to classic oil lamps from the fifties STUDIO FEM has created the MUSH Collection. ...

... .GO candle holder takes his own name from the venetian word for fire (which is “fogo”), dating back to the Serenissima Republic. When the wax expires, you can use your FO.GO as a tumbler! Wax perfumed ...

Gaia™ candle holders, votive and tea lights are textured masterpieces with fragments of glass the size of coarse salt granules, embedded onto the surface of the mouth-blown ...

... range, here we are introducing the Lyngby tealight holder. The tealight holder comes in four different colours. The clear version is shown here. Colour Clear Material: Mouth-blown ...

String, proposed in 12 chromatic combinations, are inspired by the shapes of cognac glasses. Their peculiarity is the optical effect created by the light that is reflected by a particular striped texture.

Small, medium, large candle holder in hand blown glass by Massimo Lunardon. Exhibited at “Aperto Vetro”, Museo Correr, Venice, 2000.

... first proposal to the need to illuminate internal glass base for candle up to ø 6cm max. candle included. ø 10x23cm. create your intimacy the liter candle holder ...

Candle holder made of mouth-blown glass, fitted with a magnet base and metal plate making it easy to install and remove, even for just one single day! This is a modular ...

Just right for a twinkly pillar candle, these glass candleholders bring such a good vibe to your decor. They are modern yet beautiful pieces which you can use for whatever you like. We would use them ...