Mildred Victorian Gothic Candle - Crimson Red

THE BLACKENED TEETH LIMITED

£13

The Ornate Gothic Candle. Meet the ornately beautiful 'Mildred'. She likes to sit amongst the most beautiful of mantle pieces and boldly out shine all of the other pillars in your collection with her intricate baroque embellishments. Our Pillar Candles are handmade by our in-house Chandler using a Soy Wax Blend (blended with other natural waxes). The Fragrance: Victorian Plum Rhubarb luxury fragrance oil. Notes of sweet summer fruits. Dimensions: Height 12cm, Width 5cm. Weight 160g

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