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Oblong Advent candle holder in red glitter for 4 candles, 50 cm
£41.99 price checked on Amazon UK on 3 October 2026
- Dimensions50 x 9 x 16 cm (length x width x height)
- MaterialPlastic
- ColourRed glitter
- Pack size1 holder for 4 candles
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Found in: Advent Candles & Wreaths
About this product
This oblong Advent holder is 50 cm long, 9 cm wide and 16 cm high, and weighs 816 g. It is made of plastic with a polished finish, and the listed colour is red glitter. The listing calls it an XL Advent candle holder, and the title says it takes four candles.
The colour line reads Advent arrangement, red glitter, 4 candles. The listing has no description text, so it does not say whether candles are supplied or what size they are. It is listed for indoor tabletop use, and the data lists no lights or batteries, so it is a plain candle holder.
What to use it for
Along a sideboard, a mantelpiece or the middle of a dining table, a 50 cm length holds the four candles in a row. The four candle positions match the four weeks of Advent.
Care and safety
A soft dry cloth is enough for the plastic, and the listing gives no cleaning advice, so avoid soaking the glitter finish. Keep it somewhere dry between seasons.
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