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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;kentworld, post: 9562174, member: 35&quot;]So, in the 20th c Limoges produced a lot of blank porcelain for people who painted on china as a hobby.&nbsp; We call them china hobbyist painters and L S Fluckey was talented and seems to be a bit better known.&nbsp; However, hobbyist signatures are different from the china painter artists who were employed by the well-known factories.&nbsp; Generally, artist signed pieces from those factories didn&#039;t really begin until the late 19th c.&nbsp; Some of those artist signed pieces will fetch a premium.&nbsp; There is a difference between amateur hobbyists and professional china painters which is why the signature on your set doesn&#039;t make a lot of difference in value.&nbsp; I would imagine that you want to sell the set as complete and not piece by piece.&nbsp; Shipping would cost too much, so local venues may be your best bet.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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