Tin Punched Candleholder with Hearts

Unique and one of a kind Fondue Pot made by “Pfaltgraff” dating from “1970 to 1980” now presents new life as a repurposed candleholder. This gathering also includes a battery operated candle, wreath and hand fashioned hearts.

A strand of soft white plug in electrified lights were added inside the top opening to illuminate the floral tin punched pattern on the sides. Beautiful when lit during the evening hours while the soft glow of the candle just above makes for a truly unusual display.

Four individual wooden legs that were painted and antiqued reside on the bottom to elevate the pot so the light would also escape through this area. Surface rust appears at random throughout but detected more on the bottom as shown. The label is intact.

A small wreath with white berries showing a gentle sparkle graces the top opening where the candle resides. Candle accepts three double A batteries and has an “on and off” switch located at the bottom (no timer feature). I fashioned five hearts using a variety of cotton calico’s and plaid wool fabric that accent the outside edge of the wreath and candle.

Spring is such an uplifting time of year and this delightful gathering beckons a cozy corner in your home lending interest and color along with springtime magic. Enjoy!

Overall height 9 ¾” tall including the candle, pot stands 5” tall, measures 6 ¾” across the top, measures 7 ¼” across the bottom. Candle stands 4” tall, measures 3” across top and bottom. Wreath measures 8” across the widest point (end to end).