What’s included?
- 1 × Hong Kong Small hand-blown glass shade
- 1 × CELL60 refillable oil candle (60 ml capacity)
- 1 × wick and collar
- Simple instructions to help you get started
Dimensions: 17 cm tall × 8.5 cm diameter.
Please note: Lamp oil is sold separately.
Elegant candlelight. Beautifully protected.
The Hong Kong Small may be the smallest in the range, but at 17 cm tall, it’s still an impressive glass oil candle.
Its elegant hand-blown glass shade surrounds a beautiful real flame, creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere while helping to protect the flame from draughts.
It’s particularly attractive on dining tables, bars, windowsills and fireplaces. And because the flame is sheltered by the glass shade, it’s also an excellent choice for outdoor dining and entertaining.
Inside sits our tough, moulded CELL60 refillable oil candle. With a 60 ml capacity, it provides approximately 10–12 hours of candlelight between refills, making it economical to run and wonderfully easy to maintain.
The Hong Kong is available in three sizes: Small (17 cm), Medium (20 cm) and Large (23 cm). All three have a diameter of 8.5 cm and look particularly lovely when displayed together.
Why you’ll love it
- Elegant hand-blown glass: A timeless design that complements almost any setting.
- Protected real flame: The glass shade helps shield the flame from draughts.
- Suitable for outdoor use: Ideal for patios, terraces and outdoor dining.
- 10–12 hours between refills: Enjoy beautiful candlelight with very little maintenance.
- Low running costs: Simply refill the CELL60 with lamp oil.
- No wax, no mess: No dripping wax or messy candle holders.
- Easy to maintain: Simple two-piece construction.
- Replacement parts available: Both the shade and CELL60 can be purchased separately.
- Three complementary sizes: Combine with the Medium and Large for an impressive display.
Need lamp oil?
Our Hong Kong Small is designed to be used with Clearcraft’s exceptional-quality lamp oil.
Simply scroll down to “You might also need” to order your lamp oil.
