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Dinner set jingdazhen

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By lachydee12, 3 January, 2025
Description

100 piece dinnerset need value of

 

Category
Ceramics and Porcelains
Medium
Porcelain
Condition
Mint
Date Period
1950
For Sale?
Yes
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NaidaTheCollector

5 months 3 weeks ago

Jingdezhen 100-Piece Dinner Set

Item Description:
This is a 100-piece porcelain dinner set from Jingdezhen, China, renowned as the "Porcelain Capital of the World" due to its over 1,000 years of ceramic history. The set features intricate hand-painted floral patterns in vibrant pastel tones, predominantly blue, pink, and gold. The gilded accents on the handles and rims enhance its decorative and luxurious appearance. It includes a complete array of dining pieces, such as plates, bowls, serving dishes, a tureen, and even smaller accessories like ashtrays and chopstick rests.

Distinguishing Features:

  • Markings: The set bears a stamped mark on the underside in gold, likely indicating its Jingdezhen origin.
  • Design: Traditional Chinese motifs with floral and scroll patterns, gilded detailing.
  • Condition: Mint, with no visible chips, cracks, or wear, which is remarkable for a set of this age and size.
  • Packaging: Original orange box with Chinese inscriptions, further authenticating its provenance.

Historical Context:
Jingdezhen porcelain is world-famous, especially for export wares during the Qing Dynasty and later in the mid-20th century. By the 1950s, Jingdezhen produced high-quality porcelain for both domestic use and international collectors, incorporating traditional craftsmanship and modern techniques. This set likely falls into this category, produced for affluent families or as a collectible due to its elaborate gilding and design.

Market Value:

  1. Comparable Sales:
    • Similar vintage Jingdezhen dinner sets (100+ pieces) with hand-painted designs and gold detailing typically sell for $800 to $1,200 in mint condition.
    • Exceptional sets with original packaging and minimal wear can command higher prices, particularly among collectors of Chinese porcelain.
  2. Factors Affecting Value:
    • The mint condition of the set and presence of the original box add to its value.
    • The large size (100 pieces) makes it desirable for collectors and functional use.
    • Demand for traditional Jingdezhen porcelain remains strong, particularly for mid-20th century pieces.

Estimated Value: $1,000 to $1,300
This estimate reflects its excellent condition, completeness, and historical significance.

Recommendations for Sale:

  • Target Audience: Market the set to collectors of Chinese porcelain, high-end home decorators, or vintage tableware enthusiasts.
  • Presentation: Highlight its Jingdezhen origin, intricate hand-painted design, and flawless condition in listings.
  • Sales Platform: Consider auctioning through a specialized porcelain or antique auction house or listing on platforms like eBay or Etsy for vintage collectibles.

Professional Appraisal:
It is recommended to seek an in-person professional appraisal from an expert in Chinese porcelain to:

  1. Authenticate the Jingdezhen origin and craftsmanship.
  2. Confirm the production period and value, especially since rare patterns or markings could further increase its worth.
  3. Provide a detailed written appraisal for insurance or resale purposes.

This beautiful set exemplifies the timeless artistry of Jingdezhen porcelain and is likely to attract significant interest.

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