Found in Germany, this early 20th-century American silver-plated creamer was made by Community, its maker’s mark and pattern number still visible beneath the base.
With its angular body, high sweeping handle and wonderfully exaggerated spout, it was originally made for the table. Filled with wax and a single wick, it begins another life—casting a small pool of light beside a stack of books, on a writing desk, or at the breakfast table.
Details
Dimensions: 5 × 5½ inches
Weight: To come
Maker: Community
Origin: American
Material: Silver plate
Era: Early 20th century
Found: Germany
Wax: 100% soy wax
Wicks: Single cotton wick
Burn time: To come
Fragrance: To come
Refillable
One of One
Found in Germany, this early 20th-century American silver-plated creamer was made by Community, its maker’s mark and pattern number still visible beneath the base.
With its angular body, high sweeping handle and wonderfully exaggerated spout, it was originally made for the table. Filled with wax and a single wick, it begins another life—casting a small pool of light beside a stack of books, on a writing desk, or at the breakfast table.
Details
Dimensions: 5 × 5½ inches
Weight: To come
Maker: Community
Origin: American
Material: Silver plate
Era: Early 20th century
Found: Germany
Wax: 100% soy wax
Wicks: Single cotton wick
Burn time: To come
Fragrance: To come
Refillable
One of One
