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Sizes:
- Style 1: 3'W x 3.75'H. For tealight candles, it has a 2'Dia opening and 1'Depth. For taper candles, 2'Dia opening and 2.25' Depth.
- Style 2: 2.75'W x 5.75'H with a 1'Dia opening and 2' depth.
- Style 3: 2.75'W x 6'H. For tealight candles, 2'Dia opening and 1' Depth. For taper candles, 2'Dia opening and 2.25' Depth.
- Style 4: 3.25'W x 9'H. For tealight candles, 2'Dia opening and 1' Depth. For taper candles, 2'Dia opening and 2.15' Depth.
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Additional Information: These candle holders are perfect for windowsills and festival tables like Christmas, Thanksgiving, Passover, and Shabbat. They're also great for engagements, weddings, birthday parties, and religious ceremonies!
Note: This listing is only for the candle holders. Candles and other decorations are not included.
How to Care: Before first use, wash the glass pieces by hand in warm soapy water, rinse well, and dry with a lint - free cloth. For the best finish, clean with a 50/50 vinegar and water solution, let it sit for a few hours, then rinse and dry. Since the glass is produced overseas in large quantities for wholesale, clean all vases before use to remove dust. Don't clean the glass pieces in a dishwasher, and don't use them in microwaves or conventional ovens.
These candle holders are a great addition to your home decor. They come in a set of 4 different styles, made of high - quality glass in a beautiful amber gold color. You can use them for taper or tealight candles, and they fit all standard - size taper candles. For use, simply place your candle in the appropriate holder. They're perfect for windowsills and many festivals and special occasions. When it comes to care, before first use, wash them by hand in warm soapy water, rinse, and dry with a lint - free cloth. You can also use a 50/50 vinegar and water solution for a better finish. Remember, don't clean them in the dishwasher or use them in microwaves or ovens. Also, the listing only includes the candle holders, no candles or decorations are provided.
