Topic: A pink trinket set.

[wy699usa]

Hi All, Could someone help me to identify this pink set? I cannot find from the mystery galleries.

[theElench]

I've had a look through GTS and couldn't see it either, although I'm sure I've seen some candlesticks with similar "two step" base.

Perhaps it's a new "Mystery" set??

Could you add another photo from a different angle, to show the patterning more clearly?

[theElench]

Could it possibly be the Libochovice Set No. 1860 - 64 with a different tray?

It certainly has a Libochovice "look" about it,

[NevB]

It does appear to be although it's difficult to see the pattern both on here and on GTS. The candlesticks and pots look ok but the pin dish isn't on GTS and I can't find the tray. Perhaps it's a "bitsa".

[wy699usa]

Many thanks everyone, here are some extra photos.

[theElench]

It is difficult to make out but it looks to me like the decorative pattern is consistent on all the pieces.  The repeated "star-burst"  with geometrically produced lines crossing at different angles joining them look very similar on all the pieces, including the pin dish.

On GTS the bowls and candlesticks also look the same.  I wonder, as the 1860-64 set was produced over quite a long period, could it be another one that was updated over the years as fashion changed?

Or perhaps like the 1880 set was copied and adapted by another manufacturer  --  Bagley turning it into their "State" set.  If that's the case, then this wouldn't be counted as Libochovice, but a Mystery??

[Jayne]

It's Mystery Trinket Set 177

https://www.glasstrinketsets.com/Gallery/thumbnails.php?album=183

It does look rather Libochovice, but I have this set and it doesn't 'feel' very Lib. The pieces are quite sharp and the set a little small.

[LinzC]

I'd agree with Jayne here.  I also have some pieces of the mystery set 177.

It doesn't feel nicely finished off.  I managed to cut myself on mine.