Wedgewood florentine black teapot

Hello i have a wedgewood florentine black teapot in excellent condition, thinking of selling and wonder on it value

Can anyone help me

 

I would say this post requires the same response I gave to your other recent post.

Yes, you should be able to find them on places like ebay and find some other peoples ideas of pricing there. See if you can find any which have sold and you can better gauge what people are willing to pay that way.

If you are interested in a price for your particular item, you could at least post a photo so others may see it's condition. However, this group is not really an appraisal company, so any price its members offer will likely be a guess, albeit at times an edumacated one. Unless there is a member whose job it is to actually appraise items, though I dare say a proper appraisal would include actually seeing the item in person.

 

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Thanks, i wasnt sure how how to upload a picture and didnt know where to post it sorry if its in two threads.

I have tried looking on ebay but cant find much about the wedgewood florentine black design only the blue,

 

The links are not working, in either post.

 

Okay, so I see it is not just a wedgewood florentine black teapot, yours is the version with gold trim instead of continuing the black theme.

There is a website called Worthpoint, which is a pretty good place to go to check out items sold price. Though it does cost, you could use the free trial period to find out about your teapot if you wish to join for the free trial and then discontinue.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/wedgwood-florentine-black-griffins-1813503867

 

That Teapot referenced above by Couch Potato sold in May 2016 for 127.59. The others that Worthpoint had listed sold between $100 up to $130. Do you also have a cream and sugar? That would be even better.

 

Alex, you might want to try looking under WEDGWOOD (without the second "E")

 

Many thanks for checking that out, I do not have an account with Worthpoint myself, otherwise I would have offered up the prices myself.

 

I don't have a WP account either, but I can access it through my public library. It's how I get my e-reader books also. They have a number of free apps that I use.

Oh and it's a good thing I have an e-reader, they closed all the libraries a few days ago.

 

If you're selling these, there's a couple of very good Wedgwood Sales Facebook groups.