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Recycled Wood Candle Holder Lathe Turned for Pillar or Votive Candles Included 25

Recycled Wood Candle Holder Lathe Turned for Pillar or Votive Candles Included 25

Description

This is a beautiful lathe turned wooden candle holder for either a pillar candle or votive candle with a votive glass cup (included).

We recently did some home remodeling and instead of throwing away the left over pieces of stair treads, we used them along with other found wood to make these unique candle holders. The bottom is finished with a fun leopard print felt so it will not scratch your furniture. A votive glass is included with the holder which simply sits in an impression in the wood. Or remove the glass to use the holder for pillar candles.

This is a labor intensive process of gluing various blocks of wood together, then cutting and re-gluing a number of times. The pieces are then turned on the lathe and then a light oil is applied rather than stain so that the beauty of the wood grain can show through for a natural look. Lastly it is given several coats of polyurethane to give each piece a satin finish.

The holder is 4 inches (10 cm) wide at the base and stands 5 inches (12.5 cm) tall. It will hold at least a 3 inch wide pillar.
This is solid wood so it is sturdy for holding candles.

Included with your candle holder is a pillar and 2 votives in the scent of Black Raspberry Vanilla. These are complimentary candles and therefore I can't make up a scent of your choice, however, I do have other sets available if you don't like this scent - contact me for choices.

My husband does all of the woodworking himself so each piece he makes is unique. I make all of the candles which are quality candles that smell heavenly.

This package ships USPS Flat Rate box everywhere, so if you'd like to add some additional candles or one of our candle snuffers to your order, just ask for an invoice before paying and your whole order can probably ship for this one flat rate price.

Added on Dec 17, 2009