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Pair of Waterford Crystal Candle Holders – Origin Ireland

$145.00

I really do try to stay away from pieces that you think you see everyday but these ones are classically timeless, full of weight and the epitome of style. They are a pair of Waterford crystal candle holders which would have been hand-cut in Ireland, designed solely to bring pure elegance to any table.

They feature Waterford’s signature cross-cut pattern that catches the light beautifully, giving that unmistakable, high-clarity glow excellent quality crystal is famous for.

I really do try to stay away from pieces that you think you see everyday but these ones are classically timeless, full of weight and the epitome of style. They are a pair of Waterford crystal candle holders which would have been hand-cut in Ireland, designed solely to bring pure elegance to any table.

They feature Waterford’s signature cross-cut pattern that catches the light beautifully, giving that unmistakable, high-clarity glow excellent quality crystal is famous for.

  • Height: 10cms
    Base Diameter: 11cms

    The pair are genuine Waterford crystal, made in Ireland. Their original labels remain on both pieces, confirming their origin.

  • Both pieces are in lovely vintage condition with no chips or cracks. Their original Waterford labels remain intact.

    One of the candle wells is slightly wider than the other, so a candle will sit a little lower in that holder - a small quirk consistent with handmade crystal and part of their vintage character. If needed, a tiny bit of BluTack or a touch of melted wax at the base will help the candle sit securely at your preferred height.

  • With crystal candle holders, you really can’t go wrong - they catch the light and shine so deliciously wherever you place them.

    As an idea… when you’re next setting the table, group these within a small collection of other candle holders, at each end of the table, to create a mismatched, but very-today, set of candles for a modern table.