Candelabra, Christmas Candolier, Excel 3-Light, In Original Santa Box, Working, Vintage

• Vintage Candelabra, Candolier by Excel Christmas Lites, Electrical 3-Light, Window Candle Holiday Decor, Original Santa Box, Tested Working, 3-Light Bulbs Included. (Discontinued)
• Made in: USA
• Vintage: circa 1970's (estimated)
• Details:  Such a fun tradition to put a Candelabra on the window during the holidays!  This 3-Light Candolier will surely bring festive cheer to your windows.  This Christmas Candelabra was made by Excel Christmas Lites Inc. and features three glowing lights that create a warm, nostalgic holiday glow.  We added two orange and one red C7 bulbs (included), but you can swap out for whatever color you prefer.  This light has been tested, works perfectly, it's ready to brighten your seasonal décor right out of the box.  The original box, is in itself is a wonderful collectible, with Santa Claus on the top, reindeer on the sides and all the wonderful vintage fonts, it's one to value!  A delightful piece for collectors and anyone seeking authentic vintage holiday magic.
• Materials: Plastic, (candolier), Glass (Bulbs), Cardboard (Box)
• Dimensions:  9.5 inches Long, 9.0 inches Tall (not including light bulbs), 2.0 inches Wide,
• Condition:  Vintage - Used.   Very Good Vintage Condition.  Tested, working condition.  There is discoloration on the plastic.  The box is a little rough, with a few tears and dents, still a valuable collectible.  Please review all pictures and make sure you love this item before purchasing, we can't accept returns.  One picture is a fun, AI generated image, to inspire creativity.  Please remember these are ANTIQUES and VINTAGE items, they are NOT new, every effort has been made to show any scratches, wear and tear and imperfections.    

Leaving a candle in the window at Christmas time is an old Ireland tradition symbolizing hospitality for all who may need shelter from the cold.  This beautiful tradition has been passed down through generations, today it remains a tradition mostly during the holidays to show a bit of warmth, welcome, and hope.