Hutschenreuther Selb china

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Posted by judinixon
14 years ago
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Description

 I am looking for the name of this pattern by Hutschenreuther Selb. I have the following items and would be interested in any information you have about this pattern as well as an appraisal. The pieces are in good to very good condition.

6 dinner plates, 6 salad plates, 5 saucers, 4 cups, 5 small (fruit?) bowls, 1 cereal bowl, 1 creamer/sugar set, 1 large round serving bowl, 1 medium oval serving bowl, 1 covered soup tureen, and one medium-large serving platter
Category China
Medium porcelain
Distinguishing marks Hutschenreuther Selb
Condition Good
Date Period 1925-1939 per markings on bottom
History Belonged to my great grandmother, b-1881, d-1968; lived in Iowa
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Submitted by cathyneely

Have you learned anything about this china?  I have just inherited the same pattern from my family and am also trying to learn about the name and any possible replacement pieces.  Thanks.

Submitted by Marthau

I have China just like this.  It was my husband’s grandmothers.  The pattern is named Vernon and was made my the Hutschenreuther Company in Germany.  It was started in 1814 in Germany and when Two brothers inherited the company one brother moved his part of the company to Selb, Germany.  That is why you see the mark “Gelb” on some and “Selb” on others.  Hope this helps.
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