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Hawkins New York Fleur Taper Holder
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Hawkins New York — counter-objects

Counter & kitchen objects · Gifts $50 – $100

Fleur Taper Holder

A taper holder heavy enough to actually stay put.

Pro Pick Under $100
~$64 see current price at Hawkins New York
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The base is cast with real heft, so a lit taper doesn’t lean or wobble when someone brushes past the table. The socket holds a standard taper snug, no wedging in a folded napkin or a wad of foil to keep it upright. Wax drips wipe off the finish without leaving a haze, so it goes back in the cabinet looking the same as the day it arrived. Set two down a long table or one at each place setting and it reads as considered rather than an afterthought. Small objects on a table get looked at more closely than the big ones, and this one holds up to that kind of attention over repeated use.

Price we've observed

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What cooks are saying
  • 01Weight and a flat base keep a lit taper from tipping once the table fills up
  • 02Finish sheds wax drips instead of staining, so it wipes clean and stays presentable
  • 03Socket fits a standard taper without needing foil or napkin tricks to hold it straight
Why the pros use it

I look at candle holders the way I look at glassware: for what happens after the first use, not the first photo. This one sits flat on an uneven table, holds a taper without tipping, and cleans up without staining. That's the difference between something you set out once and something you actually put on the table every week.