Beautiful vintage L.E. Smith "Daisy and Buttons" White Carnival glass ruffled vase. Filled with hand poured highly scented soy wax.
Scented with Vanilla Peppermint fragrance oil; Sweet peppermint sticks with a creamy, rich vanilla foundation. Inspired by the Yankee® scent.

I hand pour all my candles in small batches. Blended of renewable soy wax and premium fragrance oils, these candles have a high concentration of fragrance that maximizes the scent throw of every candle I make.
~ Lead /zinc free wicks
~ Premium fragrance oils, phthalate free
~ Eco-friendly, clean and even burn
~ Beautifully boxed and nicely gifted! (upon request)

All fragrances are certified clean scents. Containing no ingredients from the California Proposition 65 list and 100% phthalate free. If you are concerned about allergies and safety of the scent in your home these are some of the best quality you can purchase.

A little history of this stunning vintage glass. Daisy and Button (DB) is one of the most popular patterns in pressed glass ever made. The basic pattern is made up of eight-sided buttons which surround geometrically stylized flowers. The pattern was so popular that some variation of DB was made by almost every major Victorian era glass company. In the early 1950s, Smith acquired a large number of molds that had once belonged to the McKee Glass Company. Although McKee was still in operation at the time, this may have occurred as a result of its purchase by the Thatcher Glass Company in 1951. It wasn't until 1960s that Daisy and Button was issued as a full pattern line. Some pieces of Daisy and Button were included as part of the Heritage Pattern.

Care instructions:
Burn candles on a protective heat-resistant surface, away from drafts. Extinguish flame by dipping wick into the melted wax pool, then reposition. This will help eliminate smoking or "afterglow".
Trim the wick to 1/4 to burn correctly. The best time to say good buy to a candle is when there is no less than a 1/4-1/2 inch from the bottom of the vessel. Burning past this can possibly damage the container.
To clean container, boil enough water to fill the candle vessel leaving an inch at the top. The water will melt the remaining wax, causing it to float to the surface of the container. Let cool completely before removing the wax. Clean with warm soapy water. Soy is a very easy wax to clean.