Trying to find the value of these plates (mz czechoslovakia)

Hi guys!
I've had trouble finding the exact same piece as these ones. I think they are after 1945 but I am stuck with finding the same plates. It would be great if you guys could help me!

 

Sorry Xav-no monetary values discussed here (much ).

 

This site (https://myporcelains.com/porcelain-marks/moritz-zdekauer/) says after 1945, so from then to the dissolution of Czechoslovakia (1980s?) would be the time period. We don't discuss values, but suffice to say that china values are much reduced now unless it is of the high quality makers and a desirable item. Particularly reduced are dinner sets as many people now do not entertain the same way that a generation or two ago did.

 

I am zero help on china but I have to say I really love the calligraphy some one did on a casual box label. I hope they did it professionally because otherwise I need to up my fancy handwriting game!

 

Pretty, but as others have said, china has little value with few exceptions for top brands. I'm afraid they'd be in the donation box if they were in my house.

Looks to me like that's actually printed on the box...

 

I thought it might be, but the positioning, incomplete follow through line on the g and texture in some areas made me think it was otherwise. Why have your writing over the glass image instead of the white space to the right?

It would make me feel better about my handwriting though.

 

You can try an image search on the replacements site to try to identify the pattern; otherwise, look at ebay Sold listings for comparables from MZ Czechoslovakia, which are sometimes under Altrolau or Moritz Zdekauer.