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Old china dishes - How to value them?
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14-10-2012 1:24pm#1My mother has some old dishes that she'd love to get valued. She told me she thought they were old enough and looking online, I think she's right. The problem is, we don't really know the best way to go about getting them properly valued and possibly sold. I figured I'd ask here for advice since this board covers antiques.
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There's three categories they fall into really.
The main batch of china has this logo on the back of them (pictures taken from a pottery website, not the actual items)...
Empire England
Reading up on the logo, they are dated to 1949. We're talking a big set of them; about 50 items in total.
The second category is a set of six plates with this logo on them...
(Keele; W.H. Grindley)
...which are apparently dated to between 1891 - 1914.
Finally, I've got one plate with this on the back (Sorry, the picture is sideways and mirrored....)
(Princess Rose; Wood & Sons England, Alpine White Ironstone)
Would anyone have any advice on what way to handle these items? Where would be the best place to look for a proper valuation?0
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