Could Someone Please Help Me ID This Nutcracker Candleholder???

:confused:...What kind of candleholder is this??? This beautiful Nutcracker candleholder is made of clay/porcelain. It appears to be hand painted. It is 15 inches tall and has a metal spring/cylinder in the bottom that can be removed, there is nothing inside of the cylinder.

I have never seen a candleholder like this. It is beautiful and I would like to sell it here on Ebid...Your help would be appreciated:o!!!

Here is the pictures...

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Try here:

http://home-wholesale-dropship.doba....ts_bulk_TS.php

I still can't find anything online???...???

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Originally Posted by MillerCyberMall

I still can't find anything online???...???

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Have you googled the bar code?
Which Country is it from?

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THANK U, THANK U, THANK U;)!!! I just put the bar code in on Google and it came up:D!!!

I scanned it yesterday with my phone and nothing came up...

I don't see a photo but I can work with the title, "NUTCRACKER 15" W/ CHASE CANDLE"

I:D LOVE EBID!!!

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Originally Posted by cheaver

Have you googled the bar code?
Which Country is it from?

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With the tube up the center, it looks like a lamp base to me.
Otherwise, what's the use of the tube or spring loaded whatsis?

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Originally Posted by ZonkersCollection

With the tube up the center, it looks like a lamp base to me.
Otherwise, what's the use of the tube or spring loaded whatsis?

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???...Your guess would be as good as mine. I am going to list this candleholder according to the little bit of information that I have found and I am hoping that maybe someone will know more about it and be willing to purchase it because it is a beautiful Nutcracker candleholder that would probably be best used for display especially during the holiday season...

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Originally Posted by ZonkersCollection

With the tube up the center, it looks like a lamp base to me.
Otherwise, what's the use of the tube or spring loaded whatsis?

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Originally Posted by MillerCyberMall

???...Your guess would be as good as mine..

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I think that a tapered candle would be "loaded" inside (the sprung section ie from underneath)
followed by the tube..... so that only the flame at the top of the candle would be visible when burning.
The tube, being spring loaded, ensures the candle is constantly moving upwards as it burns away....
thus leaving the flame always where it should be until the candle expires?

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Originally Posted by cheaver

I think that a tapered candle would be "loaded" inside (the sprung section ie from underneath)
followed by the tube..... so that only the flame at the top of the candle would be visible when burning.
The tube, being spring loaded, ensures the candle is constantly moving upwards as it burns away....
thus leaving the flame always where it should be until the candle expires?

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Thank You! You are probably correct and I added this information to the listing: http://us.ebid.net/for-sale/00884543...-133991925.htm