Lighted Glass Christmas Trees, Set of 5 with Mercury Glass Finish, Gold or Silver

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Five small mercury glass Christmas trees in five different shapes and heights, each one lit from inside by tiny warm white LEDs, in soft champagne gold or silver. Group them on a mantel, a sideboard or a deep windowsill, switch them on as the evening comes in, and the glow shows through the speckled glass like candlelight caught in an old mirror.

No cord to an outlet. No string of fairy lights to wind around anything. Each tree runs on its own batteries, so the set goes wherever it looks best.

Five shapes that look like a collection, not five copies

This is not one cone in five sizes. Each tree is a different shape: a short cone cut with diamond facets, a tall slim cone covered in small overlapping scallops, a tiered tree of stacked fluted skirts, a fuller tree covered in rows of rounded drops, and a cone with fine flutes running from tip to base. Every one finishes in a small rounded tip that catches the light.

They step up from about 5 inches to about 9 inches tall, so a cluster of the five has a natural rise and fall to it. Stand them close together on a tray or a wooden board for one glowing centerpiece, or spread them along a mantel between greenery and candles. You can also split them, with three on the hall console and two on the bedside table.

Silvered glass by day, a soft glow after dark

The glass carries a mercury glass finish, a mottled silvered surface with darker flecks gathered in every groove and clearer glass in between. In daylight, with the lights off, it reflects whatever is around it, so the trees pick up the window, the greenery and the room and still look like decorations rather than lamps waiting to be switched on.

Once they are lit, the small LEDs inside each tree show through the glass as tiny pinpoints, and the textures light up from behind: the facets, the scallops, the tiers, the drops and the flutes each throw the glow back differently. It is a gentle light, closer to a cluster of candles than a lamp, so it warms a dim corner without lighting up the whole room.

Gold or silver, and where each one looks right

Gold is a soft champagne gold rather than a bright brassy yellow. It sits naturally beside warm wood, cream walls, brass candlesticks and pine garland, and it suits a room dressed in the traditional colors.

Silver is paler and cooler, clear glass with gray silvered flecks through it. It looks at home with white, gray and dusty blue, glass baubles and a more modern room. Lit, both finishes glow the same warm white, so the choice comes down to how they look by day. Set them out each year once the tree goes up, and the mantel is finished in a minute.