Murphy Brown on sat 16 dec 06
Well thank you for all the candlestick holder images! That was very kind and
well appreciated. Imagine if we had a candlestick making competition --
that would be crazy for we cant even agree with one another on the proper
name!!!!
I found a few of my own - they were simply labelled "candlesticks" and
were from Eva Zeisel's Zsolnay ceramic art exhibit (links below) and I am
assuming of course cost some $$.
In addition, I listened to the interview of her on NPR which was nice as
well - I did not know sadly she tried to attempt suicide. Well, I am pleased
to know she lived her life and had a very successful one as
a ceramicist making such beautiful art.
-Barbara
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4510966
http://www.evazeiselorangechicken.com/Zsolnay%20Candlestick-4.html
http://www.evazeiselorangechicken.com/Zsolnay-Vase&Pots.html
http://hungarianstores.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=hppst&Product_Code=3287-026
http://hungarianstores.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=hppst&Product_Code=ZS6001
and my non-candlestick website:
http://home.comcast.net/~bfa1231/wsb/index.html
On 12/16/06, Ron Roy wrote:
>
> Hi Barbara,
>
> Best to ask a firefighter what they think of ceramic, glass and wood
> candle
> holders.
>
> They usually say they think they should be banned.
>
> Always a good idea to include a warning like "do not leave burning candles
> unattended."
>
> Thay can still cause fires when the flame gets close enough to them to
> cause them to crack.
>
> RR
>
>
> >A small commission - candlesticks. Well...as many many many as possible.
> I
> >was just inquiring if anyone has any website photos of their ceramic
> >candlesticks - made on the wheel, extruded, or any other possible method.
>
> >She would like them to be 6 or so inches in height. Any informative
> advice
> >you may be able to provide for me? From searching the archives I found 2
> >emails which explained to "cone" the top so the candle can better fit and
>
> >the other to make the depth for the candle to fit "snuggly" at least 1".
> And
> >some other advice I hear was to make sure you have an outer edge for the
> wax
> >to catch. Any photos for example anyone?
> >Thank you so very much for your help!
> >-Barbara
>
> Ron Roy
> RR#4
> 15084 Little Lake Road
> Brighton, Ontario
> Canada
> K0K 1H0
>
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Lois Ruben Aronow on sun 17 dec 06
She is still having a rich life. She turned 100 on Nov. 13. She is still
very much alive, kicking and still designing here in NY.
>
> Well thank you for all the candlestick holder images! That
> was very kind and well appreciated. Imagine if we had a
> candlestick making competition -- that would be crazy for we
> cant even agree with one another on the proper name!!!!
> I found a few of my own - they were simply labelled
> "candlesticks" and were from Eva Zeisel's Zsolnay ceramic art
> exhibit (links below) and I am assuming of course cost some $$.
> In addition, I listened to the interview of her on NPR which
> was nice as well - I did not know sadly she tried to attempt
> suicide. Well, I am pleased to know she lived her life and
> had a very successful one as a ceramicist making such beautiful art.
> -Barbara
>
>
> http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4510966
>
> http://www.evazeiselorangechicken.com/Zsolnay%20Candlestick-4.html
>
> http://www.evazeiselorangechicken.com/Zsolnay-Vase&Pots.html
>
> http://hungarianstores.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&
> Store_Code=hppst&Product_Code=3287-026
>
>
> http://hungarianstores.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&
> Store_Code=hppst&Product_Code=ZS6001
>
>
>
> and my non-candlestick website:
> http://home.comcast.net/~bfa1231/wsb/index.html
>
>
> On 12/16/06, Ron Roy wrote:
> >
> > Hi Barbara,
> >
> > Best to ask a firefighter what they think of ceramic, glass
> and wood
> > candle holders.
> >
> > They usually say they think they should be banned.
> >
> > Always a good idea to include a warning like "do not leave burning
> > candles unattended."
> >
> > Thay can still cause fires when the flame gets close enough
> to them to
> > cause them to crack.
> >
> > RR
> >
> >
> > >A small commission - candlesticks. Well...as many many
> many as possible.
> > I
> > >was just inquiring if anyone has any website photos of
> their ceramic
> > >candlesticks - made on the wheel, extruded, or any other
> possible method.
> >
> > >She would like them to be 6 or so inches in height. Any informative
> > advice
> > >you may be able to provide for me? From searching the archives I
> > >found 2 emails which explained to "cone" the top so the candle can
> > >better fit and
> >
> > >the other to make the depth for the candle to fit
> "snuggly" at least 1".
> > And
> > >some other advice I hear was to make sure you have an
> outer edge for
> > >the
> > wax
> > >to catch. Any photos for example anyone?
> > >Thank you so very much for your help!
> > >-Barbara
> >
> > Ron Roy
> > RR#4
> > 15084 Little Lake Road
> > Brighton, Ontario
> > Canada
> > K0K 1H0
> >
> >
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> >
>
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