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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: SadieK on February 21, 2015, 03:08:11 PM
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Hi there,
I have a collection of Georgian China 22kt. Gold Dogwood, consisting of plates, dessert/pie plates, bowls, fruit bowls, teacups, saucers, etc. Essentially a whole set. Still in great shape. I'm just looking for the value of said objects as I am unsure and cannot find too much information online aside from the following:
http://www.replacements.com/webquote/GRGDOG.htm
Item#: 251700
Manufacturer Status: Discontinued
Pattern: Dogwood by Georgian China [GRGDOG]
Description: Gold Filigree, White Flowers, Smooth
They were my great grandmother's collection and they were passed down.
Any information would be greatly appreciated! Thank you so much in advance!
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https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=georgian+china+22kt+gold+dogwood
These are all part of Homer Laughlins Georgian China line !! From early 50`s !! My mothers china was also a dogwood pattern but different company,,!! She got hers as a premium with the purchase of a dining set !! How did your great grandmother get hers ?? Many furniture stores gave china sets as premiums with furniture purchase in the 50`s !!
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Early 50s, wow! I'm not entirely sure how she acquired the set; perhaps through a purchase as you said? But I can only speculate. I asked my parents if they had an idea, and they are unsure as well.
Do have an idea of value on these items?
Thanks again! :D
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The pics are all ebay and etsy listings !! But realistically they may be overpriced !! Asking prices usually are !! Homer Laughlin made a lot of dinnerware and most patterns are easy to find so you have to look at the popularity of certain patterns !! I would look on ebay and see what the average selling price is for a similar pattern to get an accurate value !! Not the asking price,,just sales !! My opinion would be the plates at around $6. to $8. !! Serving pieces you need to check individually !! Of course you never know with the buying public,, one day things don`t sell well at all and the next day,, it sells like crazy !!
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I've been having a look on ebay, as well as a variety of other websites and i'm having a hard time pinpointing the exact pattern. There's plenty of "eggshell" dogwood and dogwood with gold trim, but not with the gold pattern! :o
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I also noticed the back emblem of the similar items on the internet have a "USA Origin" written there, and the set I have do not. Possible knock off?