So pretty with the pearlised effect, and  pretty flower decoration to enhance the look.

4 1/2" wide including handle x 2 1/2" high

A pair of black and white tea cups...W.Adams 'Minuet' pattern altered into tea lights 

So sweet.....

Attractive coffee can and saucer tea lights.English 'Grafton' china in a pleasant pattern.

4 1/2" wide including handle x 2 1/2" high

Tiny flowers adorn this sweet tea light.

4 1/4" wide including handle x 1 3/4" high

Classic styling of the Wedgewood colouring and design of the four cups and saucers.

4 1/2" wide including handle x 2 1/4" high

One of my best...... Just so elegant and dainty.

4 1/2" wide including handle x 2" high

Plain pale green cups and saucers, typically Poole.  Now made into tea lights, but when all are burnt out, you still have the cups and saucers.

4 1/2"wide including handle x 2 1/2" high

A slightly larger tea light, but we just had to use this lovely cup and saucer.  It almost conjures up the picture of an English tea party.  A wonderful English name as well....'Royal Doulton'.

3" high x 5 1/2" wide including handle

Matches the other Wedgewood cups. Quite a good buy, as it will burn longer.

13/4" high x 4 1/2" high

So sweet....A little jug and basin made into little tea lights.  So pretty on the tea table.

Bowl...3 1/2"wide x  2 1/2" high

A trio of very early Copeland Garret Cups from the 1800,s.  The coffe cup is perfect, but the tea cups have hairline cracks...Hence being made into tea lights.  To good to discard.  All hand painted with a quality we don't see anymore.  All are a good size, so will burn for a longer time.

4 1/2" wide with handle x 2 1/4" high