CANDLE HOLDERS, CRAFT BLADES, MAGNIFIERS
Craftsmen working in Horn, bone and antler very often have bits left over. Such small pieces are very often used as handles for small utility type blades, like bottle openers, cheese and letter blades, corkscrews and the like.
There is also a great demand for candle cups to be used with either turned wooden items, or at present to make up antler based candle holders, be these whole or cut pieces.
So if you require these items but weren't ware of where you could find them, then here they are...
Corkscrew steel
Old fashioned corkscrew steel with 1/4" Whitworth threaded shank top. These can be incorporated into suitable ( hard ) handle material either by self threading with adhesive ( with or without cross staking ) or by drilling and fixing to a suitably threaded ( embedded ) nut.
Handles are best fashioned from antler ( plugged or otherwise ), hardwood or Buffalo horn.
Bugle candle cup
Illustrated with the optional drip tray, these candle cups are manufactured with a "staybright" nickel plated finish. 47mm high and 41mm at their widest point (top)
Will accomodate a candle diameter of 22mm without trimming of candle base.
The narrowed base portion accomodates a 5mm pilot hole which may be used to secure the cup to whatever it is being fixed onto ( especially useful in securing to antler...the narrowed section may be sunk into the antler to assist in leveling the piece ) Self tapping screws or set screws with nuts ( not supplied) are best for securing the piece to it's chosen base.
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Bluebell Candle cup
Illustrated with the optional drip tray, these candle cups are manufactured with a "staybright" nickel plated finish. 42mm high and 33mm at their widest point (top)
Will accomodate a candle diameter of 22mm without trimming of candle base.
The narrowed base portion accomodates a 5mm pilot hole which may be used to secure the cup to whatever it is being fixed onto ( especially useful in securing to antler...the narrowed section may be sunk into the antler to assist in leveling the piece ) Self tapping screws or set screws with nuts ( not supplied) are best for securing the piece to it's chosen base.
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Thistle pattern candle cup
Our best selling candle cup.
Illustrated with the optional drip tray, these candle cups are manufactured with a "staybright" nickel plated finish. 52mm high and 42mm at their widest point (top)
Will accomodate a candle diameter of 22mm without trimming of candle base.
The narrowed base portion accomodates a 5mm pilot hole which may be used to secure the cup to whatever it is being fixed onto ( especially useful in securing to antler...the narrowed section may be sunk into the antler to assist in leveling the piece ) Self tapping screws or set screws with nuts ( not supplied) are best for securing the piece to it's chosen base.
Letter opener Blade
Sheffield steel.
These drop forged, Sheffield made blades are amongst the best available material, super strong one piece construction and highly polished 115mm blade.
38mm long cross notched tang.
Cheese Knife Blade
Sheffield steel.
These drop forged, Sheffield made blades are amongst the best available material, super strong one piece construction and highly polished 100mm blade. 45mm long cross notched tang. Even taper all along blade from choil to tip.
Bottle opener steel
Pressure diecast traditional patterned bottle steel, highly polished finish. 35mm tang. Super strong. Look great with antler or other horn / wooden handle - craft fair favourites.
Huge stock, excellent trade discounts - please £enquire if you need more than options to order below.
Free colourful Ox horn spacers ONLY with 25 blades bought ( must add/select from menu )
MAGNIFIER
Old fashioned magnifying glass with 1/4" Whitworth, 60mm long, threaded tang and 75mm diameter glass. Quality nickel fittings.
Ideal for stag antler / buffalo horn / hardwood craft handling.
Pre Xmas Sale
Orders £100+ will be discounted by 5%
Orders £250+ will be discounted by 10%
Orders £500+ will be discounted by 10% + 200 spacers FOC + Case of "151" FOC + Free Delivery
Ordering - How it Works
1. Browse the categories, adding the items that interest you to the cart.
2. Submit the order to us with your full contact details.
3. We assess the order and calculate the most cost effective carriage option.
4. Finally, we contact you, advise the preferred carriage option and request payment.