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<p>[QUOTE="Jonathan Dijksman, post: 215014, member: 3083"]Hi Guys</p><p><br /></p><p>I have been tasked (by my mother) to try and figure out the value of some of these tea sets left behind by my granny. There are many more of different types and brands, but I wanted to try these 3 first to see how common/rare they are. I should note, they are all in good condition, just a bit dusty and needing a clean as have been in a cupboard for 20+ years.</p><p><br /></p><p>I have attached images of the 3 sets.</p><p><br /></p><p>The <b>Rosina</b> set is a full set of 12 units (12 of each - cup, saucer and side plate)</p><p><br /></p><p>The <b>Shelley</b> set is a full set of 6 units (6 of each - cup, saucer, side plate + 1 milk jug + 1 sugar? cup + 1 biscuit tray)</p><p><br /></p><p>The <b>Royal Albert </b>is a full set of 6 units (6 of each - cup, saucer and side plate)</p><p><br /></p><p>I know the brands are clear on these examples and I could Google them, but there are so many variables I would appreciate any insight you guys may have.</p><p><br /></p><p>Much obliged</p><p><br /></p><p>Jonathan[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Jonathan Dijksman, post: 215014, member: 3083"]Hi Guys I have been tasked (by my mother) to try and figure out the value of some of these tea sets left behind by my granny. There are many more of different types and brands, but I wanted to try these 3 first to see how common/rare they are. I should note, they are all in good condition, just a bit dusty and needing a clean as have been in a cupboard for 20+ years. I have attached images of the 3 sets. The [B]Rosina[/B] set is a full set of 12 units (12 of each - cup, saucer and side plate) The [B]Shelley[/B] set is a full set of 6 units (6 of each - cup, saucer, side plate + 1 milk jug + 1 sugar? cup + 1 biscuit tray) The [B]Royal Albert [/B]is a full set of 6 units (6 of each - cup, saucer and side plate) I know the brands are clear on these examples and I could Google them, but there are so many variables I would appreciate any insight you guys may have. Much obliged Jonathan[/QUOTE]
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