My mother had these since the 1930's on her bureau. I would like to know what these jars are worth now?
Can anyone tell me if these are valuable? I think they're post WW1
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This is the closest match of gold pattern I have come across to your cup and saucer. This is pattern was used by the Royal Staffordshire maker in England. Usually, their name would be on the china too where yours states Made in England. Perhaps it is an agreed and shared thing done, I really don't know.
The more gold used, the higher the price is on a piece of china as is the quality taken into consideration. This piece is dated 1950s if that can give you any idea of mfg. of gold pattern used.
Can you tell me anything about this teacup and saucer? It looks to be for a child by the pictures on it. I haven't been able to find anything on the internet.
This shaving mug has a bottom marking which says only "Germany" (not "made in Germany"), with the number "15" in the center
I purchased a set at an auction, love the design. Curious to know what the year and value of the set would be. If I did decide to sell this set, what would be my best options.
Thank you.
Due to the tremendous influx of fine china over the past several years the market is in a distressed place and value is low for almost every brand/pattern/age.
Your pattern appears to have been made between 1918 to
1933. No exact year would be noted as the marks are the same for those years.
An appraiser valued a large set at $700 to $850 in 2020 but that would be insurance value. The retail value would have been at least 20-30% less.
A 28-piece set sold for $22 in 2020.
Value can only be found when there is a comparable item sold as the sold price shows what someone was willing to pay.
It looks like your set has several nice bowls with lids and platters; these are always more popular than other pieces. You could probably get your money back, plus extra if you sold the accessories separately.
Replacements.Com only has a few pieces of this pattern and these have been reduced which usually means it is not selling and they will not carry it once these pieces are gone.
They place the age of this pattern at 1921-.
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You can find your china's mark on this site and dates show 1918 -.
www.theoldstuff.com/
What you paid for your set could be considered the value of your set in your area although the real value may be more.
I hope you like your set and use it often.
The site replacements.com says that the pattern Vintonia by NORITAKE is discontinued, circa 1921 -
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I found information about the stamp:
gotheborg.com/
Another site says that this stamp dates from 1921-1924
"Red & Yellow 1921/24 Noritake M 'MIJ'" (see 1920's)
www.noritakecollectorsguild.info/
This site also says that the stamp dates from 1921-1924
"Red / yellow Noritake mark
Noritake M Made in Japan Elysian 1921 - 1924 mark."
www.theoldstuff.com/
Your set was made in the period 1921-1924.
It is impossible to find such a large Noritake set with the same pattern on sale. Therefore, be guided by prices for Noritake sets of the same period - 1920s. For example, I found 1920s Antique Noritake Majestic Dinnerware Set - 70 Pieces at $650
83pc Noritake Romance Set Dinner Plates Platter Covered Dish Gravy Boat Japan at $849.95
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1920s Noritake Alicia Floral China Service for 8 Dinnerware Set - 56 Piece at $1,500
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But I think it's overpriced.
The price for which you can actually sell such a set is much lower.
Noritake china: wildfleur circa 1920's was sold for $40
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I would start on the high end $500-600 (I do not know how many pieces you have) and then negotiate down.
I am curious to the value of this set and any information on the history, please?
This tea set looks like yours. 4 pieces for $90:
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Inquiring about how much my Briar Rose Nelson sugar bowl and creamer cup is worth?
It looks like there may be several different styles of the Briar Rose pattern but it appears that your set is slightly square-shaped.
this round-shaped set is listed for sale on eBay for $39.95.
However, this set has been listed for sale since 7/2018 - that equates to almost 4 years and it has not sold. Is the price too high or is this not a very popular item?
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The following listing has only been for sale a short time and has a similarly shaped bottom but not the same marking as your set.
This is listed at a higher price but you could place a watch on this listing to see if it sells.
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Here is another similar set (different markings) that also has a tray and the asking price is $35. This set has only been listed for about 8 months.
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I can only show the sets listed for sale as there have been no sold sets listed on eBay for several months.
You could list your set for sale at a higher price and see if you receive any offers. If no offers then you may have to lower the price, but, as you can see, this type of item is a very slow seller.
