China and glassware

Looking to find out what this china and glassware is and what it could be worth and if anyone would be interested in it.

 

Hello @Angiharper4030 & welcome to the forum!!

Your pink ribbed tumblers are Anchor Hocking Manhattan.

https://www.replacements.com/crystal-anchor-hocking-manhattan-pink/c/842

Please go back & check show the full image so it is easier for us to see the rest.

Also on the set of pink, we need to see a close-up of a single piece to see the pattern better.

 

I'm guessing the maker's mark on your china dishes, which you are showing upside down and very blurry unreadable is a Morimura Brothers Noritake backstamp.
https://gotheborg.com/marks/noritake.shtml

 

That's a Morimura import mark all right. The pink glassware I hope does better for the OP than it does around here.

 

There's some Jeannette Cherry Blossom in there. I think the tumblers with ribs at the bottom and optic panels are MacBeth-Evans, 7516/7517 on the replacements site.

 

no interest here...........try a yard sale

 

Yes, I would agree. Not much value there. The older Japanese china was not named and it is too old for there to be any collectors around to buy it.

The glassware is depression glass. It is also down in value. At a yard sale it would likely sell to someone who thinks the pink is pretty, but not for much money. Unfortunately, depression glass was inexpensive when it was new so there's not a great deal of value in it any more.

 

I have good luck selling Depression Glass at the local flea, especially pink. I price it reasonably and ID it so the buyer knows the pattern, when it was made and who made it.

If you don't want to or can't do that, I agree, yard sale is the way to go.

 

Seconded. The green uranium glass sells pretty well, especially to STEM-era kids like messing with blacklight. The pink is ... not easy. I don't see enough of the blues to know about those.