"Bathe the world in light!".

— Wordsworth, 1770- 1850.

Wordsworth didn't mean track lighting on a dimmer. He meant candles.

Price's has been making candles since 1830. Princess Victoria selected them for her wedding to Prince Albert in 1840. Today, Price's hold a royal warrant from Her Majesty The Queen, and the British royal Household still uses these candles for State occasions.

Sherwood Dinner Candle, Set of 6, 2 boxes of 3 (No. 2599). Price's 10" Candles. Will provide light for up to 9 hours. Making skin more glowing and wine more essential.

Self-fitting ends, non-drip, smokeless and romantic.

Color: Ivory. England.

Heritage Stearine Candles, Set of 4 (No. 2603). Used by British explorers for over 100 years. Capt. Scott wrote from the Antarctic, in 1910, "You will be interested to know that your candles burn at satisfactorily at 102F below zero." I might add that they are also quite satisfactory at 72F above zero. England. 12" high. Same shape as Sherwood Dinner Candle.

Color: White

"Spring in the world!
And all things are made new!"

- Richard Hovey, 1898.

Creating a perpetual spring is a problem, but the good news is you can do it indoors.

These candles from Price's bring the best scents of the great outside home to you.

Set of three. Each with their own personality. The tins are 1.5" High x 2.75" Diameter. A useful size considering each candle will provide up to 30 hours of tantalizing aromas (and cast a warm and inviting glow).

Open Window Candle Tin (No. 2604A), set of three, contains extracts of lily, violet and orange flower.

Globetrotter Candle Tin (No. 2604B), set of three, contains extracts of grapefruit and peppermint.

Chef's Candle Tin (No. 2604C), set of three, contains extracts of basil, patchouli, and geranium.

(All are wonderful for lounging, dreaming, dozing and entertaining.) England.