Topic: part uranium trinket set for id please.

[Paul S.]

was hoping one of the trinket collectors might be generous and save me trawling through miles of images     Quite a deco looking style, so presumably from somewhere in the 1930's, and I have looked on Pamela's pavillon site, but couldn't see the design - ( I haven't checked the Masterbuchs, however).     Sincere thanks in advance for looking, and if this proves unknown at present, I will look some time in the coming days.

[Anne]

Unknown to me so far too Paul... this is a pattern I don't recall seeing at all before.

[Paul S.]

thanks Anne  -  scarcity rating is off the scale then  

[Anne]

Uncommon for sure! There's an awful lot of sets out there we ain't found makers for yet though, so don't get over-excited.  :ooh:

[Paul S.]

nope  -  you're right of course, rather a slightly less than rational remark of mine  -  actually these things don't excite me in the real sense  -  I just tend to pick up the odd example only if the design happens to look deco  ish.     Had I the space - would have been great to have these things all lined up along the plate rail - would make for a great and novel form of decoration.   

[Jayne]

Not one I recognise either Paul, and can we move this to the Trinket Section please?

[Anne]

We can and we shall Jayne, and thanks to Paul's kindness this lovely set has migrated north to my house, but despite a lot of searching in catalogues and more than a little drooling over the pieces, I've still not managed to identify it... but I'm still searching! 

[Jayne]

Lucky lady, Paul is a generous man!

Re the set, I think I've seen the sticks and tray once and only once on Ebay seems quite rare, no concrete attributions though.