Why this one
Five reasons it earns its place
Straight sides are the point
A tapered holder looks fine on its own and leaves awkward gaps in a row. A straight cylinder does not.
The glass lights, not just the candle
Vertical ribbing catches the flame and carries it up the wall of the cylinder, so what you see is a lit column rather than a bright dot in a clear jar.
The numbers
MaterialRibbed glass
ShapeStraight-sided cylinder
Sold asSingles or a set of three
Vertical ribs the full height, so the glass lights up tooThe ribs carry the flame up the wall, so the glass reads as a lit column.
Straight sides line up cleanly in a runA cylinder repeats cleanly in a row, where a tapered holder leaves gaps.
Takes pillar, floating or large tealight candlesPillar, floating or larger tealight. None are included, so the size is your call.
Three sizes, or a set of threeBuy one height, or take the set of three and start a table run straight away.
Doubles as a small vase for stemsIt is plain glass inside, so short stems work in it on the days nothing is lit.
