What features characterized simple English Renaissance earthenware candlesticks?

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Simple English Renaissance earthenware candlesticks were characterized by their functional, unadorned design, which exemplified English folk art at its best. These table candlesticks were typically covered in a greenish glaze and featured a distinct structural composition consisting of a bell-shaped base, a short stem, a wide drip pan, and a long, outward-tapering socket.1