Village Pottery
Red Cornish village pottery cottage lantern for a tealight, 16 cm
£10.78 price checked on Amazon UK on 3 October 2026
- Dimensions10 x 10 x 16 cm
- Height16 cm
- Diameter10 cm
- MaterialPottery
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Found in: Nativity, Villages & Figurines
About this product
A pottery lantern from the Cornish Village collection by Village Pottery, this cottage is red and painted. The listing describes it as a traditional tealight holder, so the light goes inside the cottage. The occasion is given as Christmas.
It measures 16 cm high and 10 cm across (10 x 10 x 16 cm) and weighs 0.44 kg. The listing does not mention a tealight being supplied, so have one ready. It is a tabletop piece for indoor use, sold as a single cottage, and the listing also suggests it as a gift.
What to use it for
A 16 cm cottage for a mantelpiece, windowsill or table, lit from inside with a tealight.
Care and safety
Dust the pottery with a soft cloth and take out the used tealight before storing it.
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