Branch-like candle holders

Any ideas who made these and when? They have no markings.
I had a similar one to the gate (in green) a while ago and it had 35 scratched into a foot, if that's any help.

Could these be Sylvac ... or something similar ... but I am sure one of the experts here will say if it is. I think Sylvac usually mark their stuff pretty well ...

we had some similar pieces on the forum years ago, it turned out there were 2 well known factories using the same moulds

Price Brothers ? Often mistaken for Sylvac.

Thanks peeps. Hopefully someone will pop up who remembers the previous listing.

I'm pretty sure they're not SylvaC, as they usually have indented, glazed bottoms with numbers, in my experience. And SylvaC glaze is usually more thick and creamy than these.
I hadn't heard of Price Brothers - although now i'm wishing I still hadn't because I just saw a very cute little blue rabbit that i'd quite like.
The thing about mine which stands apart from most of the usual makers of this type of wear is their completely flat, unglazed bottoms.
Maybe they're from the Hornsea flora and fauna family - or whatever came before them?

I know exactly what you mean. Though on the plus side, it ought to be a fair bit cheaper than the Sylvac version.

The rabbit? No - it was pricey. But I think it was already sold and I have no room in my life for any more rabbits. I have two real ones that are dust-makers rather than dust-gatherers. :D

maybe Secla Portugal

I don't think so, going by what google just showed me.
I got led down a couple of blind alleys with Camark and antique majolica.
It's weird that I've come across the gate one twice in the last couple of years yet there doesn't seem to be any filed on the web.