Candle Making & Tools Photos

Candles are molded or dipped. Several tools like candle snips to trim wicks and candle snuffers to put out flames are associated with the world of candles.

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Candle dipping racks at La Purisima Mission. Lompoc, CA.Candle making at Colonial Spanish Quarter Museum. St Augustine, FL.Bent wood boxes & tin candle mold at Strong House. Windsor, CT.Collection of lamps & other objects at Jeremiah Lee Mansion. Marblehead, MA.
Candle dipping racks at La Purisima Mission. Lompoc, CA.Candle making at Colonial Spanish Quarter Museum. St Augustine, FL.Bent wood boxes & tin candle mold at Strong House. Windsor, CT.Collection of lamps & other objects at Jeremiah Lee Mansion. Marblehead, MA.
Table with gourds, candle mold & adjustable height candlestick in Old Place at Sam Houston Park. Houston, TX.Work table with redware bowl, sugar snips, & candle mold at Noah Webster House. West Hartford, CT.Adjustable candlestick & wick trimmer at Noah Webster House. West Hartford, CT.Tin candle wick snips at Jabez Howland House. Plymouth, MA.
Table with gourds, candle mold & adjustable height candlestick in Old Place at Sam Houston Park. Houston, TX.Work table with redware bowl, sugar snips, & candle mold at Noah Webster House. West Hartford, CT.Adjustable candlestick & wick trimmer at Noah Webster House. West Hartford, CT.Tin candle wick snips at Jabez Howland House. Plymouth, MA.
Silver candlestick on pull-on candle shelf of bureau cabinet at Rienzi house museum. Houston, TX.Flat silver candlestick with douter by Robert Shepherd & William Boyd of Albany at Museum of the City of New York. New York, NY.

Silver candlestick on pull-on candle shelf of bureau cabinet (c1750) at Rienzi house museum. Houston, TX.Flat silver candlestick with douter (1814) by Robert Shepherd & William Boyd of Albany at Museum of the City of New York. New York, NY.


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