Veil | Cambridge Etched Crystal Sugar Bowl

The scent of a room that’s already beautiful. Veil smells like cotton blossom and sun-warmed linen — the kind of clean that isn’t trying to be anything other than itself. A bright lemon top note fades quickly into crisp white fabric and a heart that’s all softness.

Violet, sandalwood, the faintest dusting of powder. It’s the candle for Sunday mornings, open windows, and spaces where you want the light to do the talking. Understated by design, Veil doesn’t compete with a room — it finishes it.

Every vessel is a one-of-a-kind vintage find — sourced from estate sales and flea markets across South Florida. No two are alike. When the candle burns down, the vessel stays.

Scent Notes
Top: Cotton Blossom, Lemon
Heart: Crisp Linen
Base: Powder, Sandalwood, Violet
Hand-poured in Delray Beach, Florida. 100% soy wax. Phthalate-free fragrance. Cotton wick.

Details
∙ Poured in a vintage Cambridge Glass etched crystal sugar bowl, circa 1940s
∙ Delicate acid-etched floral pattern with scalloped rim and twin curved handles
∙ Originally part of the Cambridge Glass Company’s elegant tableware line — produced in Cambridge, Ohio from the 1930s through 1958
∙ 6 oz soy wax
∙ Cotton wick
∙ Approx. 25–35 hour burn time
∙ Phthalate-free fragrance oils
∙ Hand-poured in small batches
∙ Measures approx. 3”H x 5.5”W (including handles)

The Vessel
This is a genuine 1940s Cambridge Glass sugar bowl in one of their most beloved etched patterns. The all-over floral etching is done by acid, not pressing — giving it a refined, lace-like quality you can feel under your fingertips. Cambridge Glass operated in Ohio from 1873 until 1958, and their etched crystal is among the most collected American glassware in the world.

When the candle is finished, simply warm and wipe out any remaining wax and reuse the vessel as:
∙ a sugar bowl (as originally intended)
∙ a trinket or jewelry dish on a vanity
∙ a small floral arrangement holder
∙ a beautiful standalone accent on a tray or shelf