Silver Double Ornament Stand

A silver double ornament stand, 7.48 inches wide and 8.58 tall, displaying two ornaments together off the tree. It is the same frame as the gold version, in the finish that suits a cooler room.

The Case for Two on One Stand

An annual ornament becomes a sequence rather than an object once there is more than one of it, and a sequence needs to be seen together to be a sequence. Two years side by side on a shelf shows a child changing in a way the same two ornaments on opposite ends of a mantel do not. For families who buy one every December, a double stand is the first piece of furniture that makes the habit visible.

Why Silver Here

Silver reads as neutral in a way gold does not. A gold stand is a decorative choice and will be read as one; a silver one tends to disappear into a modern room and let the ornaments do the work. If the shelf already has chrome, steel, glass or white paint on it, this is the version that will not argue with any of it.

Size and Stability

7.48 by 3.54 inches at the base, 8.58 inches tall, 0.33 pounds, which makes it the largest and heaviest stand in the range. Two hanging ornaments put real leverage on a base, and the extra weight is what stops the whole thing tipping when somebody closes a door too quickly. It needs a decent amount of shelf rather than a windowsill.

Specification

Metal construction, holding two ornaments of any shape we make, including two different shapes at once. Made in 1-2 business days, US delivery in 3-5.

The bar sits at one fixed height, so a small ornament and a large one hang to different depths. Put the larger of the two on the side with more clearance and check neither reaches the base before you leave it.

Two different shapes can be hung together, which is worth knowing: a glass heart and a metal round will sit side by side perfectly well, and a pair does not have to be a matched set to read as a pair.

Most people buy this a year or two after their first ornament, once the habit has produced something to display.