Topic: pink trinket set

[kazleeb]

hi,the tray is 27 1/2cm by 17cm,lidded pots are 4inch and 3 1/2inch tall,ring holder is 2 1/2inch square and 5cm tall,the candle sticks are 11cm tall,is it all here?tray, 2 lidded pots, ring holder and 2 candle sticks,the lids have got a heart on the top,ive had a look at the english bit on the trincket website and can't find it,thanks kaz

[Anne]

That's because I've never seen one like this before Kaz, not even in my huge collection of unattributed reference pics! :cry:   It's super! :mrgreen: No registered number lurking on it anywhere I suppose?

[kazleeb]

wow! not a number that i can see but not looked properly ill check it all over tomorrow,kaz

[Anne]

Use your fingers and feel all over each piece Kaz, sometimes you can feel them before you see them.

[kazleeb]

ok will do,wheres the most likely place to find them,kaz

[Anne]

Inside the pots or underneath the candlesticks usually, but it can vary Kaz. On trays the ones I've seen are on the top surface near the edge of the bottom.

[kazleeb]

hi,can't find any marks,but was looking through 20th century glass book by Andy McConnell,there is a picture on page 101 an advertisment for Bagley for there carnival pattern,the cheese dish looks the same pattern as this,what do you think? kaz

[Lustrousstone]

It's definitely not Bagley. Carnival was only a tableware set.

[Anne]

Yes, not Bagley Carnival, nor Davidson, nor any of the Sowerby patterns I've seen either. My gut feeling would be German or Czech, but that's just a feeling atm.