The biggest is 56cm high and 1.34Kg while the smallest is 51.5cm high and 1.34Kg. The big one has a candle opening of 30.5mm and the other 26.5mm so a standard 20-21m candle will flop around and both holes are offset. Not sure why. They look like made in India and do not have makers marks at all and the small one has a lovely ground and cut pattern on the glass. I'm guessing late last century sometime but was curious as to who would have used them. Maybe something religious?
Jynormus windy candle thingys No idea about them but it’s the best title for a thread...I love to watch a pro at work to learn all the correct terminology
I thought it referred to Charlie eating too many sprouts in the painting thread. Just goes to show how wrong we can be.