hand poured in eton

Coronation
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ROYAL GIN & TONIC

Flame Of Freedom

My name is Olga and I am a Ukrainian living in the UK. My family are all surrounded by Russian forces and along with thousands of others have no way out. They want to stay and fight for freedom. I am raising funds for the Ukrainian embassy who are in desperate need of money. All profits (without adminstration fee) of each Flame of Freedom candle will go directly to humanitarian casues via the UNICEF Emergency Appeal to protect children. The Flame of Freedom may burn low at times, but it must never be extinguished. By purchasing this candle, you are contributing to making sure it will always burn brightly.

Media Coverage

Olga has recently appeared on BBC News to promote the Flame of Freedom Candles. Watch the video to see more on why this cause is so important to Olga and how to support her.

Olga has also been featured in various publications including Get Reading, Berkshire Live, The Windsor Express and The Maidenhead Advertiser.

Celebrating Her Majesty The Queen

Jubilee Candle

Our celebratory Jubilee Candle has been inspired by the Royal Family’s love for our country’s national flower. Hand poured in Eton, this special edition candle features fresh notes of rose, with one sniff transporting you to a classic English rose garden, along with a hint of decadent champage.

William West Candles

William West candles is based in the Cockpit, Eton, a 15th century timber-framed building, is the oldest building in the town. Candles have been made here since 1661, when the building was inhabited by the tallow chandler, William West, who started the candle making that we have now carried on in to the 21st century.

Each candle is lovingly handmade and scented with unique blends. Our scents are inspired by places in Eton, bringing the rich history of Eton alive, allowing you to be transported back to the historic town with every use.

You won’t find another candle company like ours.

Established in 1661

William West is based in the Cockpit, Eton, a 15th century timber-framed building, is the oldest building in the town. Candles have been made here since 1661, when the building was inhabited by the tallow chandler, William West, who started the candle making that we have now carried on in to the 21st Century. Currently the Cockpit is being renovated so we are in temporary premises for now, but we hope to be back in the building by the summer.