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Late 19th Century English Fluted Copper Candle Snuffer | Founder’s Favorite

Late 19th Century English Fluted Copper Candle Snuffer | Founder’s Favorite

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A truly exceptional late 19th-century English candle snuffer, beautifully restored in polished copper and distinguished by its substantial weight, intricate detailing, and elegant craftsmanship.

The generously proportioned bell features a deeply fluted, scalloped design with a delicate beaded border encircling its crown. Its beautifully ribbed handle complements the fluted bell, creating a harmonious design that reflects the craftsmanship of the Victorian era.

Remarkably heavy, almost like a paperweight, this snuffer has a wonderful sense of substance and quality in the hand. Both functional and decorative, it makes an exquisite companion to your heirloom candles and a striking addition to any candlelight collection.

A Founder’s Favorite

Personally selected by our founder, Beth Ann, this is one of her favorite antique candle snuffers in the collection. Its exceptional weight, intricate detailing, and distinctive silhouette make it a truly special, one-of-a-kind heirloom.

Details

  • Origin: England
  • Period: Late 19th century, Victorian era
  • Finish: Restored polished copper
  • Bell: Deeply fluted with scalloped edges
  • Decorative detail: Beaded border around the bell’s crown
  • Handle: Elegant fluted and ribbed detailing
  • Bell diameter: 2.5 inches at base
  • Handle length: 8 inches
  • Quantity: One of a kind

A Note on Antique Character

As an authentic antique, each piece may show subtle surface variations and minor imperfections consistent with its age and history. These unique characteristics are part of its charm and timeless beauty.

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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.