Set of 3 Forged Iron Ring Taper Candle Holders – Antique Brass Fall Tablescape Décor
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Highlights
- Three heights (one of each) create instant, balanced height on a table or mantel
- Vintage-inspired ring silhouettes with a hand-aged brass finish
- Weighty forged iron for stable, everyday use
- Set of 3 · tallest approx. 23.5" H × 4" base
- Materials: iron with antique brass finish
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A quiet showstopper for the harvest table. These forged-iron taper holders rise in three graduated heights, each stacked with ring detailing and finished in a warm, rustic antique brass.
Why you'll love them
- Three heights (one of each) create instant, balanced height on a table or mantel
- Vintage-inspired ring silhouettes with a hand-aged brass finish
- Weighty forged iron for stable, everyday use
Details
- Set of 3 · tallest approx. 23.5" H × 4" base
- Materials: iron with antique brass finish
- Fits standard taper candles (sold separately)
Styling ideas
Line down a runner of dried botanicals with faux pumpkins for Thanksgiving, or pair with deep burgundy tapers on a console for a moody fall glow.




