We will show a range of candleholders/candlesticks here.
Most of them are named after places local to the Kings Lynn factory: Sheringham, Brancaster, Sandringham, Cromer, and there are others that were given a descriptive name, such as the Helix, Bulbous and the Whorl.
The colours can be quite variable and different shades can often be seen by comparisons.
This is probably Stennett Willson’s most well known and recognisable piece
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A straight hollow stemmed, candleholder made to hold a 2” diameter candle.
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A solid thin stemmed, candleholder that drew on the specialist skills of the Austrian glassmakers that RSW bought over to work in the Kings Lynn factory.
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A very distinctive candleholder with a rounded bowl to hold a 2 ½” diameter ball candle.
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Candleholder with a rounded shallow bowl and a twisted stem,to hold a 2” candle.
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Another very distinctive shape!
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A candleholder or posy vase with a ribbed body and a ‘waisted’ shape
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This rarely found candleholder has a flared rounded bowl.
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