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1600's porcelain plates
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I hope somebody could give me insight on these plates. Thanks!
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I don't know that much more can be said about them I have not already covered. They don't look anything like pottery made in 1692, and similar porcelain plates were not made until very much later. Did you test them for porcelain as suggested? If it's value you are interested in , here's a link to similar plates sold at auction this past year.
http://www.liveauctioneers.com/search?q=portrait+plate&fq=&sort=relevance&dtype=gallery&hasimage=true&type=complete&rows=20&addfq=sale_date_year%3A%282010%29
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yes i have checked them for porcelain and they are made of porcelain.
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I'd say they go for 40-80 dollars a plate at auction
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I have 6 of these plates...I'm from the Philippines. Can anyone give me more insight on these plates?
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What does "p.d 1692" mean? "Post Dated"?