Beautiful Musical Angel Figurine Candleholders

Our angel candle holder is 9 inches tall. The angel candle holder is holding a gold star in their hands. These porcelain angels have a candle holder on their back just below their wings. The candle holder will hold a taper candle. There is also a winding mechanism on the bottom of the angel that allows her to play �Silent Night.� The angel candle holder is wearing an ivory gown with gold trim around the collar, cuffs and hem. There are star cutouts around the skirt. The angel�s wings are highlighted with gold. Select this link to view our selection of Music Boxes.

Note: Do Not Over Wind. Over winding will lock or damage the music box mechanism.

Angels.
Angels are Immortal spirits that appear to mankind at important moments. They appear to man as messengers of god, bringing messages of comfort, warnings, tests of belief and deliverance. They are also bringers of peace and goodwill. The New Testament tells how the Angel of the Lord appeared to the shepherds keeping watch over their flocks to bring them good tidings of great joy, the Birth of Christ, and the multitude of angels proclaimed, Glory to God in the highest and on earth, peace, goodwill toward men. Everyone has a guardian angel watching over and providing protection from harm. Spreading their loving wings, guardian angels escort us all securely through life. They help lessen our fears and misery, allowing us to be optimistic about whatever the future brings.
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Candles.
Man has been using candles since 3000 B.C. The ancients used them to prolong the day. Candles became a symbol of expressing joy. The Romans exchanged glowing tapers as expressions of goodwill and affection. The use of candles for Christmas celebrations was absorbed into the symbol of Jesus as the light of the World, and as a symbol of everlasting life.
The tradition of putting candles in the windows comes from Ireland. When Christianity was suppressed in Ireland, the priest had to travel secretly, through the night, to visit his parishioners. Irish Christians left their doors unlocked and candles in the windows to show the priests where there was a friendly place to stay and to guide them through the dark night. When the English authorities questioned the people, they explained that the candles were for Mary and Joseph.
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Christmas Cards.
The very modern tradition evolved from English school boys in the early 1800�s. They would send Christmas pieces or greetings to their parents. They were written on decorated sheets to show off their progress in composition and penmanship. In 1842 William Egley tried to make a commercial success of Christmas cards but failed to arouse any interest. In 1847, Sir Henry Cole commissioned J.C. Horsely to make a card. There was little interest at first, but by 1868, it was a common practice in all of England. Louis Prange began the public sale of Christmas card in America in 1875.
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Christmas Carols.
Carols comes from choros meaning the dance and aulein to play the flute. The original meaning of the word carol, was a circular dance with no songs, simply to dance in a circle listening to a flute. By the middle ages it became carollen or to sing foyfully. As when troupes of costumed actors traveled from village to village presenting the Christmas plays in song. The earliest dated carol was in 129 A.D. The father of the Christmas carol is attributed to St. Francis, the originator of the Nativity scenes, who taught his people to tell of their Christmas joy in songs.
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