Topic: Glass trinket set pieces with ribbed ‘wings’ – ID = Brockwitz

[agincourt17]

A photo of some distinctive (presumably pressed) flint glass trinket set pieces, the like of which I can’t recall having seen before.

Pair of candlesticks, each with ridged feet, and columnar square-section stems with a pair of long, thin, horizontally-ribbed,  rectangular ‘wings.

Small, lidded trinket pot; body octagonal in section and with pair of rectangular, horizontally-reeded ‘wings’ to match the candlesticks; the lid finial is in the form of a double vertical column embellished with small reeded wings to match those on the pot body and candlesticks.

Larger matching trinket pot (possibly simply lacking a lid to match that of the smaller pot).

Sadly, no tray.

Any suggestions as to ID, please?

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[Anne]

This I have seen and I can't recall if I know the maker. I'll rummage through my file.

[pamela]

A similar box is Brockwitz here

 

[agincourt17]

Thank you, Pamela. Great detective work!

[Anne]

Yes, thanks Pamela. :)x

The link Pamela gives shows a lidded box, pattern no. 3742, diameter = 11cm, shown in the 1936 & 1941 Brockwitz catalogue. Comes in clear and colours, and is shown as a decorative box. I can't find a matching trinket set in the catalogues, or even a standalone candlestick, which is a bit frustrating...

[agincourt17]

A set from another source, this time with the addition of a ringholder and what I assume is a matching tray (certainly has the stylistically correct geometric decoration for a match). 2 lidded pots (both the same size) - so most likely that a complete set would have had 3 lidded pots (presumably 1 large + 2 small).

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