Glass shade and ceramic reservoir fit on the rim of a lit candle, following the level of the flame as the candle burns down. The liquid wax is drawn into the reservoir preventing a mess on the side of the candle stick. The melted wax can then be removed from the reservoir and a new candle paced in the base.
Designer: Stephen Reed
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