Faunsdale Black Medium Candle Holder

This decorative piece is designed specifically for tea lights or small votive candles. Its glass vessel, shaped like a large wine glass, provides a sophisticated enclosure that captures and reflects the candlelight, making it an ideal choice for creating a warm, ambient glow in a dining room or living space.

Because of its significant 21-inch height and wine-glass silhouette, this holder is best used as a statement piece. It can be displayed beautifully as a solo focal point on a narrow console table or grouped in multiples of varying heights to create a dramatic, tiered centerpiece for a formal dinner party. Its black finish and "glam" attributes make it a perfect companion for metallic accents, mirrored furniture, or monochromatic color palettes.

This holder is crafted from a high-quality combination of glass and aluminum. The aluminum base offers a sleek, durable foundation that resists warping, while the glass vessel provides a clear, elegant housing for your candles. This mix of materials is a hallmark of the Glam and Modern styles, offering a balance of structural integrity and refined aesthetics.

Yes, this item requires partial customer assembly upon delivery. This typically involves securing the glass vessel to the aluminum stand. The process is straightforward and ensures that the delicate glass components remain protected during shipping and arrive in pristine condition at your home.

Yes. While it stands at an impressive 21 inches tall to create a striking vertical statement, the holder features a sturdy aluminum stand and a five-inch wide base. This metal construction provides the necessary weight and stability for placement on flat surfaces such as dining tables, mantels, or sideboards, though we always recommend placing it in low-traffic areas to prevent accidental tipping.

To maintain the clarity of the glass and the finish of the aluminum, we recommend regular dusting with a soft, lint-free cloth. For wax removal, our general care expertise suggests placing the glass portion in the freezer for a few hours; the cold causes the wax to contract, allowing it to be easily popped out. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive sponges, which can scratch the glass or damage the subtle black finish on the metal.