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The Shop Floor Project works with a wonderful array of designers, artists and makers to design, develop and commission extraordinary collections.

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AMELIA TUTTIETT

Regency Dessert Candleholder IV

£255.00

Regency Dessert Candleholder IV
Regency Dessert Candleholder IV
Regency Dessert Candleholder IV
Regency Dessert Candleholder IV
Regency Dessert Candleholder IV
Regency Dessert Candleholder IV
Regency Dessert Candleholder IV
Regency Dessert Candleholder IV
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AMELIA TUTTIETT

Regency Dessert Candleholder IV

£255.00

Product Details

Handmade, unique candleholder by Amelia Tuttiett.

Size: 25 x 11.5cm (9.8 x 4.5 inches)

Material: Earthenware clay, decorated with coloured slips and glazes.

Candle recommendation for handmade candleholders: We suggest for artist made candleholders to use the rolled beeswax candles that can be snuggly pressed and moulded into the holder for a tight, secure fit. One of these candles will be included with your candleholder.

 

THE STORY

A theme running through The Shop Floor Project's Christmas collections this year is the Festive Table and this collection of Jelly Mould candle holders commissioned from Amelia Tuttiett are the perfect adornment.

Beginning as wonderful drawings, the designs are inspired by tiered Regency desserts of moulded jellies, ices, sugar work and blancmange. These ceramic versions delight in the wobbliness of their edible counterparts. Utilising her extensive collection of glazes, Amelia mixes a palette of pastels to render custards, sponge fingers and whipped cream in ceramic form.

Inspired by the sumptuous and ornate confections and puddings that adorned Regency tables, Amelia Tuttiett has worked her way through a table full of designs to create these sugar paste sculptures all inspired by the 18th century illustrated dessert cookbooks.

Amelia Tuttiett is a ceramic artist who lives and works in a studio on her vineyard in the South Downs, Hampshire.

 

 

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