Stuart Crystal
Candle Holders: Stuart Crystal, Carlingford, Set of 2, England, Vintage 1979
Candle Holders: Stuart Crystal, Carlingford, Set of 2, England, Vintage 1979
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This is Stuart Crystal at its most theatrical — a pair of Carlingford candlesticks cut to catch and scatter light from every angle, the kind of quiet extravagance that turns any table into an occasion.
- Maker: Stuart Crystal
- Pattern: Carlingford
- Materials: Cut crystal
- Dimensions: 8.25"H x 4.5"W (base, point to point) each
- Origin: England
- Era: Vintage, 1979–1984
- Condition: Excellent vintage — no chips, scratches, or cracks. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
This pair represents the Stuart Crystal legacy beautifully. The design is distinctive: a diamond-shaped base that showcases most of the pattern, crisscross cuts below and vertical lines rising up the column, all working together to catch light from multiple angles and scatter it in prismatic hues. Heavy and brilliant, with a fully polished pontil mark on the base and the acid-etched "Stuart England" signature. Matched pairs like this — in this level of excellent, chip-free condition, from a maker that ceased UK production over two decades ago — are genuinely difficult to find today, and rarely turn up priced this fairly.
A signature gift for the Stuart Crystal or English crystal collector, and an effortless way to bring old-world glamour to a table, mantel, or bar cart — no special occasion required.
Stuart Crystal was a legendary British glassmaker renowned for its exquisite, hand-blown lead crystal. Founded in Stourbridge, England, by Frederick Stuart in 1883, the company became a global symbol of luxury. They famously earned a Royal Warrant in 1909 and supplied dining rooms aboard the Titanic in 1912. The brand became synonymous with brilliant clarity, deep hand-cuts, and timeless patterns. Following an acquisition by Waterford Wedgwood in 1995, UK production permanently ceased in 2001. Today, authentic Stuart Crystal pieces — distinguishable by their exceptional craftsmanship and signature acid-etched marks — remain highly collectible and deeply prized by antique enthusiasts worldwide.
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