Look at that haul! (Bone China, Fine China, etc.)

anyone see anything particularly interesting?

 

If you need formal china I'm betting it's a bargain. That pierced work bowl would have me taking a second look. Meissen it ain't although it's based on it; it's trying and might be hand-painted. Those rose-pattern dishes might be worth a gander, especially if you're willing to ship to Korea. I'm told that's where a lot of rose pattern lands. That cut to clear decanter is definitely interesting, if it's free of nicks or chips. (use fingers to "look" for those)

Someone who actually knows 20th century china will know better.

 

Pierced work bowl?
Let's see.....
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Ding ding ️ding we have a winner!

"Bavaria"
Made in Germany ️US Zone️

 

Rose pattern dishes.....
"Royal Vale" from England

 

Very pretty,but if you are planning on reselling Id pass. You cant give formal china away anymore.

 

That Royal Vale is very low value, sadly.

 

I concur, alas, but it's pretty. The stuff with the platinum rim might be more saleable. It's not dishwasher safe, and these days nobody wants to deal with that.

 

If the platinum is Thomas, it's saleable.

 

Cut to clear decanter....

Ain't that the truth.....kind of.....I did just sell a Christmas Holly by "Fine China Japan"(not to be mistaken with "Fine China of Japan") 6 setting of teacups saucers and dinner plates for $70 hehe.

 

Did I forget to mention that I was paid to take all of this? I could smash it all right now and profit = 100% But I won't, there's some Royal Doulton in there somewhere...

 

Platinum rim...oh the big 12 setting by itself on the marble table? That's all Sangu, about $5-$10 per piece I believe. It will definitely sell, might take a while tho, most everything on that table will eventually sell, or I'll end up swapping it with a guy that I got who takes that stuf.