For a truly unique gift option Helen transforms over two hundred years worth of British tea porcelain into the purest burning organically scented candles.
Her candles are all hand poured by herself and are made of sustainable vegan sunflower wax and scented with organic essential oils, sourced from a physic garden in Somerset. Scents include such lovely combinations as lemon verbena and bay, orange and geranium, rose geranium and lavender.
Burn your beautiful clean ecologically sound candle and then wash and keep your exquisite piece of historic British porcelain, or just pop it back to Helen for a refill!
With a 30 year background in the antiques trade, the antique and vintage porcelain that Helen sources, dates from 1780 onwards and each piece is accompanied by a brief hand written history.
Your average teacup will burn approximately 40 hours, with some of the larger bowls burning for up to 250 hours.
Gift box options are available on the website and she is more then happy to send direct to your gift recipient with a personal note from you included. Or save on postage and buy up to 10 pieces for the same postage cost as one. The perfect two in one gift!
Telephone: 07939 507 999
Teacup and saucer with lilac sprig details c 1891, candle scented with organic lavender, burn time approximately 40 hours William Alsager Adderley (& Co), Longton,…
£29
Cartwright & Edwards (ltd) Victoria Works, Edwardian fluted tea trio with floral spring designa nd gilt sponge trim c 1912
£32
Made by the fabulously talented Lara Dent these match pots are just stunning and something to keep and top up forever. Inspired both by her…
£25
Thomas C Wild, St Marys Works, Longton, Staffordshire. Vintage tea trio, duck egg blue ground, gold lace chintz border with floral detail. c 1950 Candle…
£29
Vintage botanical tea trio c 1947 Josiah Wedgwood (& Sons Ltd) Famous manufacturer of earthenware and porcelain at Burslem then Etruria and lastly Barlaston (where…
£29
Beautiful example of Georgian chinoiserie by Hilditch & Son, Church Street, Lane End, Staffordshire. Burn time approximately 40 hours, scented with organic orange and geranium.
£55
William Alsager Adderley (&Co), Daisy Bank Pottery, Longton, Stoke, Staffordshire. Late Victorian tea trio in the Constance pattern c 1901. Burn time approximately 40 hours,…
£31
Victorian Staffordshire breakfast trio c 1890, an unusual find with a much larger cup than the standard teacup. Burn time approximately 60 hours, scented with…
£35
Doulton & Co ltd, Nile Street, Burslem Staffordshire. Vintage Art Deco 'Delft' design tea trio. Blue on white, with Dutch landscape scenes and blue trim…
£29
Hilditch & Son, Lane End, Staffordshire. Georgian blue and white Chinoiserie teacup and saucer c 1822. Candle scented with organic lemon verbena and bay, burn…
£48
A wonderful selection of pieces produced by British potters working today in both pottery and stoneware. A fabulous collaboration, each gorgeous receptacle filled with Helen’s…
From £30
Superb selection of ‘museum quality’ tea bowls, teacups, coffee cups and slop bowls from all the major early British potteries. All filled with pure burning…
From £40
Almost 100 years of British tea porcelain produced under the reigns of Queen Victorian and Edward VII. History and elegance in every piece. Filled with…
From £19
From the drama of Art Deco through the utilitarian war years to the pure lines of the mid twentieth century. Something for everyone here, all…
From £19
These Victorian stoneware jars have all been salvaged from archaeological digs. They are fabulous pieces of social history and make perfect candles for the garden, each…
From £25