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Description
Incomplete china set. 3 x teacups, 3 x dinner plates, 7 x dished plates, 3 x small plates, 1 x oval plate.
Given the absence of a manufacturer's stamp, and the presence of a generic 'made in china stamp' my intuition tells me that it is a generic, cheap china set.
Very interested to hear the advice of someone more learned.
Category
China
Medium
China pottery
Distinguishing marks
"Made in china" stamped on base; pattern is handpainted butterflies and leaves; plates have a handpainted red-lined symbol on them
Condition
Fair
Size and dimensions of this item
teacups, dinner plates, dished plates, oval plate
Date Period
unknown
History
Gift.
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known)
unknown - was a gift
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Re: China Set
The pattern is CX242, and if you would like to find more pieces, you can go to replacements.com and they will find them for you. I am unsure of the exact age, but probably from 50's-70's by the stamp. They usually don't mark them like that anymore. It's a beautiful pattern, and is not just a cheap newer knockoff. Retail value should be somewhere in the $100 range for the set that you have.