Ivory Reverie echoes the Victorian and Edwardian fascination with ornamented milk glass, a material prized in the late 19th and early 20th centuries for its ability to mimic carved porcelain at a more accessible cost. Floral reliefs like these were symbols of domestic abundance, often displayed on parlor tables or sideboards as objects meant to be admired as much as used. The elevated stem speaks to a time when serving pieces were lifted-quiet literally-into view, turning everyday rituals into small ceremonies. Its lid suggests safekeeping: sweets, trinkets, or letters tucked away beneath a quiet bloom. When lit from within, the glass softens the flame into a gentle glow, much as it once softened lamplight in candlelit rooms. This piece carries that tradition forward, transforming function into reverence. A vessel made not for haste, but for lingering moments. 
 
Ivory Reverie hold 10.7 ounces of hand poured wax carrying the scent Forest Cranberry (Cranberry Prosecco, White Currant, and White Birch).