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Candles are something that I use a lot of...mostly small plain candles for spell work but I do like to have scented candles about the house too.
A lot of candles have scents that are overwhelmingly fake and some smell nice in the tin but fade as soon as they are lit. But not these...
I stumbled upon The Reading Room Candle Co via facebook and was immediately taken by the designs on the tins of their candles - offering such delights as 221b Baker Street and The Mad Hatters Tea Party.
On investigation the range is fantastically full of imagination and the design work is brilliant.
So I ordered two candles; The Great Hall at Christmas and 221b Baker Street.
The descriptions promised:
221b Baker Street *A Sherlock Holmes Inspired Soy Wax Candle* Arthur Conan Doyle/Bookish Inspired- Old Leather, Smoke and Intrigue
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