Full side view of the Thicket candleholder with amber glass vessels staggered across an elongated bronze-toned branch frame.

Thicket Candleholder — Eleven Light

£300.00
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Full side view of the Thicket candleholder with amber glass vessels staggered across an elongated bronze-toned branch frame.

Thicket Candleholder — Eleven Light

£300.00

Delivery & lead time

3–5 working days

Description

The Thicket candleholder arranges eleven glass vessels across a low, elongated framework of interwoven branches. Their staggered heights give the piece depth and movement, creating a generous candlelit centrepiece with the irregular outline of gathered twigs. Smoky amber glass and aged bronze tones give it warmth and character even when unlit.

Why You'll Love It
  • Eleven candle positions create a full arrangement within one centrepiece.
  • Hammered glass gives each cylindrical vessel a richly textured surface.
  • Hand-applied gold-coloured accents pick out details in the branching frame.
Materials & Finish

An iron frame with an aged bronze finish combines brown, copper and bronze tones with gold-coloured accents applied by hand. The smoky amber glass vessels have a hammered texture that contrasts with the slender metal branches. Shallow round metal cups support the glass at varying heights.

Dimensions
  • Depth: 39 cm
  • Height: 35 cm
  • Weight: 5.46 kg
What's included
  • Includes eleven cylindrical glass candle vessels.
Assembly
  • No assembly is required.
Safety
  • Never leave burning candles unattended.
  • Keep burning candles away from flammable materials, children and pets.
Care & Use
  • For indoor use only.
  • Clean by wiping gently with a soft cloth.
  • Let the holder cool before cleaning or moving it.
Styling Note

Place it lengthways on a broad dining table or sideboard, leaving clear space around the projecting branch tips. Pair with simple stoneware and warm neutral tones so the intricate outline remains the focus.

Why We Love It

The branches curl close around the glass, making the vessels feel nestled within the thicket rather than simply placed on top.