Queen Anne Signature Collection China

I just purchased a 63 piece set of Signature Collection, Select Fine China, Queen Anne, 113 MS from a local assignment shop. I got the entire ready for $36.

I'd like to know a little more most this set: when it was made, how much it'due south worth, and whether or not information technology's dishwasher rubber would be a great starting indicate.

Thank you!

7 years ago

Hi Jamie 😊

This was produce by Fine Red china Japan with a specific blueprint in this case its Queen Anne with the M$/MS symbol in the later part of the 20th Century, approximately the 1970s. The M$/MS pattern refers to its designer Max Schonfeld.

Here are some of the current selling prices

Dinner Plate-from $7 to $nine
Cup and saucer- from $10 to $15
Coffee Set- $thirty
Tea Pot- $40
Soup Basin- $6
Dessert Bowls from $4 to $5.25
Dessert plate- $half dozen
Serving Bowl- $thirteen
Creamer - $xiii
Vegetable Serving Bowl- $32
Gravy Boat with underplate- $38

vii years ago

Hi Jamie 😊

There are cases when the plates are durable nevertheless the decorative patterns are not that tough subsequently it will fade. To play rubber it would be better to manus wash this.

Your method of washing it was a great way to continue it from fading( referring to the blueprint/design).

By the way thanks for leaving me a positive profile feedback I do appreciate information technology. 😉

God Anoint!

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Miyoshi1018

6 years ago

I purchased 18 pieces of the Queen Anne 114 for $36. How much are the pieces worth? Did I go a practiced bargain?

six years agone

Hi there Miyoshi 😊

Tin you please adhere photos of this china here? Practise they have the aforementioned backstamps? If non kindly adhere close upward photos of this here as well.

Does your red china look like the one institute on this link?

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Cheers!

Carol

three years ago

I have a 12 place setting fix of this Mainland china. Our local grocery store had the pieces for purchase with grocery purchases. My mom purchased the set with serving pieces for me in the late 70'due south. It was my wedding China. So its worth for me is priceless.

3 years agone

Hullo Carol 😊

Aye, one time your collection has sentimental value it is indeed priceless. I feel
the same style with the stuff that my Mom left me when she died in 2015.
I know that they are not of existent value in terms of financially but, to me what she left behind is priceless. I kept her cantankerous-stitched angel which my aunt gifted her.

The aforementioned thing with the argent cutleries. I did throw the ones with rust on it
just, have left the ones that are in good condition.

Best regards!