Is the scallop glass candle worth it?

That depends on price, which is not listed here. The case for it is the reusable scalloped glass and a Pottery Barn scent; plain pillar candles cost less if the vessel does not matter to you.

How long does it burn?

Burn time is not specified for this candle. Pottery Barn's scented candles typically run in the tens of hours, but check the label on the jar for the exact figure.

Can I reuse the glass after the candle is done?

Yes. Once the wax is spent, freeze the jar briefly, pop out the remaining wax, and wash it. The scalloped glass works as a small vase, a brush holder or a bathroom container.

Which scent should I pick, Sage Fig Grove & Thyme or Lavender?

Sage Fig Grove & Thyme is the greener, herbal option for a kitchen or living room. Lavender is the softer choice for a bedroom or bath.

When is the best time to buy it?

Pottery Barn discounts candles most often during seasonal sales and clearance events. No price history is shown here, so compare the current price against the store's sale periods.

Pottery Barn Scallop Glass Candles

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$19.97at Pottery Barn, last seen Nov 3

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Our take on the Pottery Barn Scallop Glass Candles

Pottery Barn's Scallop Glass Candles are scented pillar-style candles poured into a scalloped glass vessel, sold in scent options such as Sage Fig Grove & Thyme and Lavender. The glass is the draw: the scalloped edge catches light and the vessel can be reused once the wax burns down. No current price or price history is available for this listing, so there is nothing to compare against a recent range.