Topic: uranium trinket set for i.d. Mystery set #100

[Paul S.]

I've looked through Pamela's pressglas-pavillon and Anne's pages without success - and don't think it's British.      Before I try the musterbuchs, just wondered if anyone might know the country and maker.   Thanks for looking

[pamela]

Paul, here's my pink pair - still unknown, I'm afraid.

http://pressglas-pavillon.de/kerzenhalter/02647.html 
(the early number of .html indicates I've got them for years already - nothing in the catalogues so far)

My gut feeling is Hermanova, or Hortensja, or....

[Anne]

I'm with Pamela in that Hortensja is a maybe, or it could also possibly be French? It has some similarities with one of my mystery sets which has this stippling and one piece of which carries a lone Made in France label.... and with another set which is a total mystery still. So the short answer is, Paul, we don't yet know who and where but we're working on it.  

[Paul S.]

thanks to both of you          Must admit I didn't look beyond the trinket sets on pressglas-pavillon, so missed seeing Pamela's pink candlesticks, although I did see the item on Anne's Mystery list, which has a sort of granulated surface finish, so this one may have a possible connection.    Quite an attractive set, so will remain with me for a while at least.

[agincourt17]

Three photos of a blue set now. Adds pot lids and a ringerholder to pieces.

Presumably still no joy with ID?

[agincourt17]

Addition of photos of candlesticks in amber, a lidded pot in pink, and another part set (in a different pink?, but may simply be the lighting).

[Jayne]

The pots, ring tree and stipple effect are strikingly similar to the Mystery Butterfly Set:

http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,29079.0.html

GTS Mystery Album Link :

http://www.glasstrinketsets.com/Gallery/thumbnails.php?album=105