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Lantern/Vase

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$31.68 $48 In stock

Category: Small Vases Vase Lanterns Lanterns

A mouth-blown glass lantern/vase hand painted with iridescent lustre. Anchored on a stepped cylindrical base of solid glass, the walls have subtly-fluted texture which fades towards the rim. Suitable for use as a lantern or a vase and supplied with an unscented, textured pillar candle.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Steven W. ★★★★★

The iridescent lustre catches the light beautifully from every angle—it’s even prettier in person. I’m using mine as a vase for a single stem, and the solid glass base keeps it perfectly stable. The hand-painted finish really makes it feel special without being too flashy.

Benjamin K. ★★★★★

The subtle fluting on the glass walls catches the light beautifully, and the solid stepped base makes it feel surprisingly substantial. I’ve been using it as a small vase, and the iridescent finish shifts with the candlelight in the evening.

George Y. ★★★★★

The hand-painted iridescent lustre shifts beautifully in evening light, and the solid glass base gives it a reassuring heft on the shelf. I’ve had it filled with water and flowers all week, and the fluted walls catch the stems in a way that feels almost delicate. It’s become the first thing I notice