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This piece developed with time. The hollow candlesticks were originally the same size, but I decided to stagger the heights. (I made a small triangular box with the offcut from the smallest candle.) I later added the snuffer on its stand. The tip of each candlestick goes to a sharp point which supports the candle. The dishes are removable for easier cleaning. I have to thank my friends Mike Marsh and John Eyre for the base assembly. |
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These candlesticks come apart for easy cleaning. There is a central shaft with a spike for the candle at the top and a thread for a silver wing nut to hold the two bowls. The largest is 14cm high |
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Small wee willie winky candlestick |
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A traditional design with a raised edge and fabricated candle holder and handle. I decided against just a simple ring for the handle to make it easier to hold upright. The diameter is 8 cm. |
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Large wee willie winky candlestick |
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| The big brother with a standard round handle has a dappled base some 12 cm in diameter. |