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MACKINTOSH HOLDERS for both taper and tealight candles.
Made in the style of Rennie MacKintosh, these black holders are cast in metal and make a wonderful talking-point. Both are supplied with candle or tealight. The taper candles supplied have a MacKintosh relief as pictured. The tealight holders come with either a white or a heather coloured tealight.
SPIRAL HOLDERS
A black metal candle holder suitable for taper and dinner candles.
As the candle burns down, you turn the handle on the holder and the candle rises up. Keep doing this until the candle is completely burnt - so you need never waste any of your dinner candles.
WEE WILLIE WINKY HOLDER
Black metal candle holder with tulip-type candle recess and crook handle.
The most famous of all candle holders - this is a nostalgic trip down memory lane to a time when Wee Willie Winky ran through the town in his nightgown, carrying a candle to light his way - in a holder just like this one with it's saucer base!
VINE LEAF HOLDER
Black metal candle holder with tulip-type candle recess and curled handle.
This holder has a base that is cut to resemble a vine leaf. Very decorative but also useful. Look lovely as a pair.
PEBBLE TEALIGHT HOLDER
These unusual tealight holders are actual pebbles that have a recess drilled in them to take a tealight. Each comes with its own tealight
AGATE TEALIGHT HOLDER
A beautiful slice of agate sitting in a round wooden base (not pictured) with a recess for a tealight behind the agate slice. When lit, the light shines through the slice and gives the most beautiful effect.
We give a choice of colours but please do bear in mind that, owing to the nature of agate, no two are ever the same.
