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Vintage Vogue Dinnerware platter 22k Gold warrented (Washington Colonial)

By annettet22, 30 July, 2009
Description

this is an oval plate with typical design in gold for vogue collections, back is also stamped in green "Washington Colonial, made in usa" and typical marking Vogue dinnerware, warrented 22k gold

Category
Ceramics and Porcelains
Medium
Porcelain
Distinguishing marks
Platter has gold triming with a photo of what I believe to be George Washington
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
13" platter
Date Period
unknonw
Weight
approx 1 lb (est)
History
yard sale find
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known)
$2.00
For Sale?
No
Photos

Dee 1961

15 years 10 months ago

Re: Vintage Vogue Dinnerware platter 22k Gold warrented ...

These pieces are known generally as "courting couple" pieces.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22courting+couple%22+china+pottery

The pieces were made by many manufacturers under tradenames under this broad category. Flutes, fans, and other items in the decal are often used to identify imported wares.

I actually have this specific decal and manufacturer but just a few of these pieces. To the right buyer I could see $25.00 to $40.00 US for the platter.

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MOKIE-SAN22

14 years 8 months ago

Re: Vintage Vogue Dinnerware platter 22k Gold warrented ...

When pieces of Washington Colonial, 'Couples' pattern have a dark stamp under the Vogue Dinnerware 22k warranted which is stamped on top of it, that says Semi-vitreous, Edwin M Knowles, made in USA on some pieces, but not all.  In an 8 pc place setting, does this mean that some of the pieces could be imports?  The only difference in the piece itself, that Dee 1961 submitted,  is the type border, mine has the full wide 22k border, not just the edge of the platter, cups, bowls, or plates. However, not all pieces have the Vogue stamp either, such as the teacups and saucers. All do have the same wide 22k border and pattern on the border.           

                                                                            MOKIE-SAN22 

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