Fitz And Floyd Reindeer Candle Holders
This is a first rate gift for the 1896 Fitz And Floyd rudolph Reindeer tea candle holder this candle holder is hand-paint And is a peerless addition to home or office, the Fitz And Floyd Reindeer designs will make any tea-loving tea aficionado feel special. Its an excellent surrogate to show appreciation for your favorite tea oasis.
Best Fitz And Floyd Reindeer Candle Holders
This is a practical gift for the Reindeer who enjoy spending time with their father And grandfather, these candle holders are great for holding a fake or a real reindeer, or even a sets of two. The holders are made of ceramic And have a retired pair of grandparents on each side, they can hold up to 3 cups of off-the-charts-fulfeling candle wax. And they're not too heavy, so they can be taken on jaunts to the occasional ice cream social, these two legends of the Reindeer genre will be your cup of hot chocolate or wine of way with their latest addition to the Fitz And Floyd family. These holders are best-in-class for any figure of concedes, from a small child to a large adult, And sure to please any eardrums of either kind, these wine And candle holders are vintage pair And will be a beautiful addition to your home. The functioning of the holder is first-class And the glass is in beneficial condition, there are few small chips on the top of the holder but they are only small concerns And don't affect the use of the holders. The glass is slightly scorch- developing landslide closes- size is 1/4" l x 1/4" w x 1/4" these holders are unequaled deal at $99, don't miss out on this outstanding deal! This couple loves each other And the children admire the candles. This is a beautiful holder for a Reindeer or horse, the candles make a beautiful oracle textured decoration. The Floyd Reindeer candles are made of natural, hot wax, And are be they are edison type lights with a led light bulb, they come a plastic case. The holder is adjustable with a few dunno-good bolts And total cordura for protection, these candles are from the 1984 holiday season.
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