Flowers Glass Bottle Safety Matches
Archivist’s match bottle featuring our vintage stamp-inspired label showing a branch filled with vibrant pink flowers, a matching pink border, and the words 'Matches, Flower Postage.' You’ve heard of messages and ships in bottles – now, let us introduce the match bottle. Filled with 125 colorful matchsticks – simply lift one out and strike it on the base of the bottle. Both decorative and practical, they’re perfect perched on a kitchen shelf, bathroom ledge, or beside your favorite candle. A little everyday magic, ready to strike.
- Dimensions: 190 x 80 mm
- Contains 125 matches, each measuring 100mm Long | Yellow dyed matchsticks with white tips
- Labels digitally printed and die cut by our good friends in Scotland | Made in the UK
- These matches are made from natural products and may contain inherent structural flaws. Whilst they take time to test the matches, they cannot reasonably test every single one, so strike the match gently (easy does it!) and away from you, over non-combustible surfaces.
Original: $30.00
-65%$30.00
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Archivist’s match bottle featuring our vintage stamp-inspired label showing a branch filled with vibrant pink flowers, a matching pink border, and the words 'Matches, Flower Postage.' You’ve heard of messages and ships in bottles – now, let us introduce the match bottle. Filled with 125 colorful matchsticks – simply lift one out and strike it on the base of the bottle. Both decorative and practical, they’re perfect perched on a kitchen shelf, bathroom ledge, or beside your favorite candle. A little everyday magic, ready to strike.
- Dimensions: 190 x 80 mm
- Contains 125 matches, each measuring 100mm Long | Yellow dyed matchsticks with white tips
- Labels digitally printed and die cut by our good friends in Scotland | Made in the UK
- These matches are made from natural products and may contain inherent structural flaws. Whilst they take time to test the matches, they cannot reasonably test every single one, so strike the match gently (easy does it!) and away from you, over non-combustible surfaces.
