By 'real silver' do you mean sterling, or silverplate, or perhaps epns? If sterling it should be marked sterling or 925 with perhaps a makers mark somewhere on the piece. Just what kind of 'real silver' test was performed on the piece? As to who made it, put a gazillion names in the hat and it could be any one of them, or maybe none of them ;)

Thank you!! I wish I could afford Yankee candles, Even if they are half price!! They're worth it though, they smell so good and last so long. Besides tea lights those big bulky candles in glass jars (Yankee and the candles that wish they were Yankee!!) Are the only ones I buy and I do have a bunch of them but theyre all scented and it can get overwhelming burning several in each room. I inherited boxes upon boxes of the tall skinny old school candles so I don't want to waste the expensive ones if I can burn these safely. I think I found a way to do just that!! Fill a bowl, jar, whatever with salt or sand and stick the candle down in there. So far so good. Sturdy and it won't drip all over the table, just the sand or salt around it!

The candles should be half as tall as the candle lamps…they will melt and can be used over and over …..if you keep the wick from drowning in the melted wax…the flame should not rise above lamp top

Thanks to Olychick, I found the brand's website. They don't have those candlesticks available any more - so you'd just have to check with their retailers in hope that someone still has a few. Uttermost retailer list