Mint and Vanilla Scented Teacup Candle | Vintage, Elegant, Unique Gift for Her

Set the tone in your space with the bold elegance of fresh mint and vanilla as they blend floral and romantic notes. This hand-poured candle, in a vintage teacup, combines the delicate beauty of nature and the sophistication of a collectible, creating a charming and graceful fragrance for any room.

Choose Your Teacup Heritage (You'll Receive One):

1. Johnson Bros Blue Rose Pattern Teacup (England, 1940s-1960s): This charming teacup from Johnson Bros features delicate blue roses and intricate floral details, showcasing mid-20th-century English porcelain craftsmanship. Produced in Staffordshire, England, the Blue Rose pattern captures the timeless elegance of the 1940s-1960s era, making it a perfect addition to any vintage collection.
2. 2. Winterling Bavaria "Silver Grey Roses" Teacup (Germany, 1970s): The Winterling Bavaria "Silver Grey Roses" teacup is a refined piece of porcelain from a renowned Bavarian manufacturer. With hand-painted roses in soft grey tones, accented by silver trim, this elegant design embodies sophistication and timeless beauty, making it an exquisite addition to any collection.
3. Bolesławiec Polish Pottery Teacup & Saucer – Pink & Blue Floral Design (1998): Hand-painted in the traditional sponge-stamping technique, this Bolesławiec teacup and saucer features a charming pink and blue floral pattern. Made in 1998, this piece showcases the rich heritage of Polish pottery with its vibrant colors and intricate design, perfect for collectors and tea lovers.
4. Noritake Sheldon 5821 Teacup & Saucer (Japan, 1960s-1970s): The Noritake Sheldon 5821 pattern teacup and saucer is a fine example of Japanese porcelain, known for its delicate platinum trim and subtle floral motifs in gray and white. Produced from the 1960s until the late 1970s, this elegant set reflects Noritake's renowned craftsmanship and timeless appeal.
5. Haviland Limoges Teacup & Saucer (France, Late 1800s-Early 1900s): Crafted in Limoges, France, this Haviland teacup and saucer set exemplifies fine porcelain and intricate floral designs. With gold accents and timeless craftsmanship, these elegant pieces, produced between the late 1800s and early 1900s, are highly collectible and a testament to the artistry of French porcelain.

After the Final Glow
Your teacup awaits its next chapter - as a jewelry dish, espresso cup, or a tiny vase for wildflowers.

Candle Details

• Phthalate-free fragrance

• Cotton wick for even burning

• Teacup + saucer included

• Hand-poured in small batches