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The Gift Candle Holder
The Gift Candle Holder
The Gift Candle Holder

The Gift Candle Holder

$65
Amber
The Gift Candleholder by Alessandra Baldereschi brings a whimsical, sculptural elegance to your holiday tabletop. Meticulously flame-worked by master artisans, this delicate glass piece...

The Gift Candleholder by Alessandra Baldereschi brings a whimsical, sculptural elegance to your holiday tabletop. Meticulously flame-worked by master artisans, this delicate glass piece serves as a sophisticated and cheerful centerpiece, illuminating your seasonal gatherings with a warm glow that elevates any interior aesthetic with its clean lines and expert craftsmanship. Available in two color ways, sold individually.

6.7" H x 2.8" DIA

100% Borosilicate Glass
Dishwasher safe at low temperatures (40 ° recommended).
Not suitable for high temperatures, boiling water and microwaves.

 Ichendorf Milano

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Ichendorf Milano

Italian designer glassware brand known for handcrafted mouth blown borosilicate glass. Since the 1970’s the Milanese factory has created singular special collections by leading international designers, such as Alessandra Baldereschi.

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