Antique Late 19th-Century English Lion Claw Foot Candle | Velvet Rosewood | 34 oz
Antique Late 19th-Century English Lion Claw Foot Candle | Velvet Rosewood | 34 oz
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A beautiful late 19th-century English vessel featuring a classic rounded silhouette, an exquisitely detailed applied rim adorned with delicate floral motifs and intricate scrolling ornamentation. The vessel rests upon beautifully hand-cast feet resembling lion’s claws, each accented with sculptural leaf detailing. Its elegant simplicity, paired with these remarkable decorative elements, makes it a timeless English heirloom.
Lovingly restored by Coppermill & Co and hand-poured with 34 ounces of our signature Velvet Rosewood fragrance, this magnificent vessel creates a warm, romantic glow. A beautiful statement piece for a coffee table, mantel, or cherished corner of the home.
Velvet Rosewood | Signature Fragrance
A Special Collaboration: Velvet Rosewood was created exclusively for Coppermill & Co. in collaboration with our friend at Dutch Atelier.
A rich, romantic fragrance blending delicate rose and bright lemon with warm spices, softened by amber, sandalwood, patchouli, and vanilla.
Fragrance Notes
- Top: Lemon, Rose
- Middle: Clove, Nutmeg
- Base: Amber, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Vanilla
Details
- Origin: England, Late 19th Century
- Design: Applied floral and scrollwork rim with ornate lion claw-inspired feet
- Finish: Restored Copper
- Dimensions: 8” Diameter × 4” H
- Wax: 34 oz Coconut Apricot Soy Blend
- Wicks: Four
Antique Character
As an authentic antique, this piece may exhibit minor imperfections and subtle surface variations consistent with its age. These characteristics are a natural part of its history and contribute to the unique beauty and character of this one-of-a-kind heirloom.

Lovingly restored by hand with traditional methods and pure tin interiors, these antiques are brought back to life—ready to be used and treasured again. While we do our best to restore each piece, subtle signs of age and charm may remain as a testament to its history.