Antique bronze pine cone candle snuffer from the 19th century.
Also known as a candle extinguisher.
Originally used to extinguish smokeless candles.
Antique bronze pine cone candle snuffer from the 19th century
Also known as a candle extinguisher.
Originally used to extinguish smokeless candles, this antique bronze snuffer is a small everyday object from the past that captivates with its timeless charm.
Topped with an elegant pine cone, it evokes candles lit at dusk and the art of living of yesteryear.
Adorned with a finely carved pine cone, a classic symbol of longevity and abundance.
Made of bronze, with a beautiful antique patina.
Hollow lower part, designed to smother the flame without smoke.
Carefully assembled with a central screw and an internal square system to prevent rotation.
Height: 4cm
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Antique bronze pine cone candle snuffer from the 19th century.
Also known as a candle extinguisher.
Originally used to extinguish smokeless candles.
