Rolling Wood-Burning Fire Pit

Unlike the typical oil fueled tiki torches of the past, these adjustable backyard torches are powered by 1 lb propane cylinders and last for up to 8 hours without risk of blowing out in high winds.

Modeled after a very, very, very scaled down version of the Death Star II from Star Wars Return of the Jedi, this amazing fire pit will surely have you and your friends celebrating around it and shouting Yub Nub in Ewokese as the flames burst forth from its still under construction superstructure.

It sprays non-flammable nitrogen to gently blow out candles on a cake without all the germs and helps those with way too many candles on their cakes as well.

A stylish modern tabletop oil lamp with a stainless steel base, filled with black stones, five wicks and topped with a glass container. It's ultra cool as far as alternative candle illumination goes.

Your guests will be doing concerned double-takes when they notice these Fireproof Human Skulls looking back at them from your fire pit, campfire, or fireplace.

Shrink the giant backyard wood-burning fire pit experience down to tabletop size, minus the smoke, with this cool new Solo Stove Mesa.

These easy to light fire-starting pods are made from scented soy wax and cardboard and burn for around 30 minutes, which should be enough time to get your fire started while you enjoy the fresh cut pine scent.

This sleek chiminea-style fire pit is fueled by propane and uses a directional heat shield to force hot air outward to warm guests on chilly nights.

This autumn and winter, store logs for a fire pit or hearth in a decorative and space-saving way with this impressive six foot tall log holder shaped like a pyramid.

When you blow on this fun wood-shaped keyring, it realistically simulates a burning piece of firewood along with the crackle and pop sound.

Here's a unique idea for a candle holder, a glowing & flickering fireplace! Check out the cool Fired Up! Tea Light Set! With this set you get a porcelain bisque cyclinder, two candles and a matching box of matches. I'm sure it's a bit smaller than it looks since it uses tea lights and it's definitely not going to replace the fireplace anytime soon, but I think it's kinda neat.

The only thing better than the hypnotic flickering yellow flames of a fire would be flames colored green, red or orange. The Colored Flame Stainless Steel Table Torch uses burns oils with a combination of salts and metals that tint the flame in different colors.

Compact telescoping roasting sticks with fun glow-in-the-dark handles so you can see them at night around a campfire.

Unique insulated beer can holders handcrafted from authentic recycled fire hoses sourced from actual fire stations across the country.

This rustic metal fire screen depicts a country road lined with intricately laser-cut trees and fencing that create an almost 3D illusion of depth into the inferno of flames inside your hearth AKA it looks exactly like a country road with a forest fire raging in the background.

As far as lighters go, these luxurious refillable fire igniters are the epitome of stylish design!

I love this new Tabletop GlassFire Smokeless Fireplace. It's exactly what the name implies. Everyone would be envious if I had this on my desk at work, roasting marshmallows over the flames during my break. Very stylish and unique, but unfortunately very pricey.