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Lantern/Vase

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$60.35 $85 In stock

Category: Medium Vases Vase Lanterns

A low modular candleholder featuring a mouth-blown glass base and a powder-coated steel insert. The conical glass form has a pleated finish and may be used separately as a vase. Designed to offer ambient light to table settings and interiors.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hazel R. ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised by how versatile the glass base is—I’ve used it as a standalone vase for a few tulips and it looks lovely. The pleated finish adds a nice texture that catches the light differently throughout the day.

Victoria J. ★★★★★

The pleated glass catches the light beautifully—it’s stunning as a vase on my dining table, and the powder-coated steel insert feels sturdy and well-made when I switch it to candle duty. I’ve already used it both ways this week, and it’s become my favorite accent piece.

Penelope G. ★★★★★

I was worried the steel insert might rattle, but it fits the glass base perfectly and stays stable even when I move it around the table. The pleated glass gives off a warm, soft glow with a candle inside, and I've already used the glass alone as a vase for a few stems.