| Information on Candlewick by Imperial Glass |
| Candlewick was made by Imperial Glass Company between 1936 and 1982. The president of Imperial Glass Co purchased a piece of French glass. He took the piece to the factory and had his employees develop a mould. This new glass had glass balls on the edges. Imperial then decided to name the glass pattern Candlewick after a colonial sewing technique that also had balls along the edges. Candlewick became a household name among American women. Candlewick became Imperial’s most extensive line. There are over 700 items in this line. Parts of this article were taken from Candlewick: The Crystal Line by Myrna and Bob Garrison. Schiffer publishing 2003 also used was Elegant Glass 2nd edition by Debbie and Randy Coe. Schiffer publishing 2004. Please click here to see the Candlewick items that we have for sale. |
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Candlewick was made by Imperial Glass Company