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id request for trinket holder - ID = Reich
Paul S.:
wudn't normally buy these things - too large a footprint, but cudn't resist a u. piece - especially with this sort of 'diamante' effect. Like most of us, I see shed loads of these things but for my money this is by far the most attractive I have seen. Most of the time the cream pots and sticks are missing - like this one, and I have trawled Pamela's and Anne's sites but can't find the pattern anywhere - but have looked so hard feel I have trinket searchers 'itis, and of course I may well have missed seeing it. Does anyone recognise the pattern please, which I assume is probably about mid 30's. Little known fact No. 3012 - provided you have a plate stand that is big enough, you can actually balance these trays on one. thanks for looking, and hope to hear from someone. cheers Paul S.
glasswipe:
Hi, It's Reich.1934 Samuel Reich.
Paul S.:
thanks glasswipe - obviously I can't see for looking. think I missed it because it is shown in pink and not green :-[ Never ceases to amaze me how widely dispersed some of this material becomes. Although I like the piece, not sure if I will keep it for too long - may possibly put it back into the charity shop merry-go-round. Do you collect these sets, or are you just eagle eyed? My thanks again. cheers Paul S.
Lustrousstone:
Anne might be interested before you charity shop it again
Anne:
<ears perk up> Indeed she may be. I have some pieces of this set but haven't managed to do pics and upload them yet. :-[
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