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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: JJ on September 01, 2009, 03:32:38 PM
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Hi! New here and have a question regarding this tea set. Based on stamp it's 1928-39 period. Acquired it via family and it appears to be in it's original box. Could anyone share insight on it's value or where it's best to sell? I've tried to post a pic, but no success so far. Thanks in advance.
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Welcome to the forum , JJ ....
We're just waitin' for an image or two ...
There's some helpful suggestions on posting pics at the very top section of the forum , if you've not checked them out yet ...
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Sorry for the delay! I tried my own way and after unsuccessful attempts, I went thru Photobucket. :-\
So let's see if I did this correctly....
(http://i571.photobucket.com/albums/ss156/jj71_2009/DSCF1405.jpg)
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If in original box....pic of name/identifiers on box...and marks on back of saucers and underside of cups? Need pics! Thanks JJ.
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The following is what is over the entire box. It's like a Marquee: PORCELAINE DE CARLSBAD KARLSBADER PORZELLAN CARLSBAD CHINA KARLOVARSKY.....jus t a running print over the entire box. Also, what I have found is that 5 saucers bear the number 27 under Czechoslovakia stamp and the 6th plate is number 13. The cups are the same way in that 5 cups bear number 31 and the 6th bears 18, printed slightly off center to the right. As I may have stated earlier, the stamp is a crown with RKG in side of it and Czechoslovakia printed underneath, then the number. I have found that this stamp signifies a time period of 1928-1939. I'm very curious about the numbering now. ???
(http://i571.photobucket.com/albums/ss156/jj71_2009/lidofbox.jpg)
(http://i571.photobucket.com/albums/ss156/jj71_2009/insideofbox.jpg)
(http://i571.photobucket.com/albums/ss156/jj71_2009/saucer.jpg)
(http://i571.photobucket.com/albums/ss156/jj71_2009/teacup.jpg)
(http://i571.photobucket.com/albums/ss156/jj71_2009/cupsaucer.jpg)
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your set is known as luster ware. $125.00+ dollars
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Nice complete set , JJ .
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Agree it is luster ware and value as D&b said.
Karlsbader Porzellan interprets in German to Carlsbad China.