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LSA Column - Vase/candleholder

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$129.5 $185 In stock

Category: candle

With its height of 40cms, this well proportioned vase can be used for bolder arrangements of flowers or groupings of candles.   Dimensions: H40cmxØ30cm Material: Glass Design: LSA International Reference: CO29
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Elizabeth U. ★★★★★

The 40cm height makes it a real statement piece on the dining table, and the glass is thick enough to feel genuinely sturdy when I moved it. I've got three pillar candles clustered in it right now, and the way the light bounces off the rounded base is quite lovely.

David O. ★★★★★

The glass is so clear and weighty that it feels far more expensive than it was, and the 30cm diameter gives it real presence on our dining table. I’ve already got three candles grouped in it for the evening, and it’s honestly the first thing guests comment on.

John S. ★★★★★

The 40cm height makes it a real statement piece on our dining table, and the wide 30cm opening fits five pillar candles without crowding. I've used it for both tall flower stems and a big cluster of tealights, and the glass catches the light in a way that feels much pricier than it was.