Candle Holders

Michael Giacopassi

Posted on May 21 2013

Made from the same New England hardwoods as our cutting boards, these Maple and Cherry candle holders fit well in any room. Featuring five tea light candles and finished off with a light mineral spirit rub to bring out the unique grains of our select wood this candle looks great on a dining room table or a windowsill.

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