🕯️ Vintage Seaside Pillar Stand - Stonebriar Antique White Wooden Candle Holder for Dining Table Centerpiece, Coffee Table, Mantel, or Any Tabletop Decor - Small Size Review

NOTHING LIKE THE PHOTO. upset. I bought 2 small ones and while I know they are handmade and will not be identical I did not expect this. Definitely not bleached! One has horizontal white stripes, the other has double stripes colored an unattractive light beige. Can never be displayed together. Too tired to go back. I'm glad I didn't order other sizes.

The two items I received did not look like the picture. In addition, they are not made of wood, but look like plaster. Very easy. In fact, the top of one of the shafts was broken and roughly repaired. I like their shape so I decided to keep them and paint them myself. I will turn the corrected part against the wall. Very disappointed as they looked beautiful in the pictures. Addendum: After painting them, I really liked them. So not a complete loss.

I have ordered a Stonebriar Antique White Wooden Pillar Medium Candlestick. It is exactly as pictured and my 3" flameless candles fit perfectly in the holder. The weight is light and it's not exactly natural wood - the material is either faux wood or wood composite. I gave it 3 stars because the holder, which I received has a large crack that is filled with the antique paint they use to make the holder so I just hid this defect.

First of all it's not wood, it sounds dull and feels like resin. Secondly look at the photo, mine is just out of the box and doesn't look at all like the photos they use. I'm for the sorry and the squeamish. it's not one of them. I don't even know how you can paint so badly. Just for fun and to be clear for those who want to try this for themselves - I tried my 3" candle in it and it fits just right, there is no room for more. He's coming back, $15 ain't even close

I'm not entirely satisfied with that. I'm so glad I just ordered the small one first before ordering the rest of the set. Firstly, you can see from my photos that the product clearly does not look like the picture. Yes, the milled pattern is the same, but the whiteness effect I thought was paint is actually some kind of compacted chalky substance that leaves a gritty residue every time you pick it up. And it wasn't even chalk in general, the chalk was stuffed where the curves of the candle…