Theodore Haviland - Meadow Lace pattern Complete Set with original purchase receipt

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Posted by ksanders2598
12 years ago
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I have several pieces of the pattern Meadow Lace that I would like to find out the value of and more information. I also have the receipt from when these items were purchased in 1957.  The items are as followed:

 

Coffee pot with lid

Creamer

Sugar bowl with lid

2 - 16inch oval serving platters

1 - 10inch serving platter

9 tea cups (2 have chips on lip)

9 tea saucers

9 dinner plates

9 salad plates

6 dessert plates

6 fruit bowls

6 small vegetable bowls/soup bowls

2 large vegetable bowls

2 large oval serving bowls

1 medium oval serving bowls

1 gravy bowl

1 chop plate
Category China
Distinguishing marks Theodore Haviland/ MADE IN AMERICA/ Meadow Lace/ stamped number and letter combinations
Condition Excellent
Date Period Original receipt shows bought in 1957 at a jeweler.
Price Paid (If known) 119.60 for set in 1957 on a special.
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I honestly wouldn't know what to offer, do you have a price in mind? I found service for six for $30.00 which I know was an extremely awesome deal and I'm not expecting that great of a deal but a fair deal and a price that you would make you happy. I can assure you that if we can come to an agreement the China would be displayed and cared for greatly. 

Submitted by ksanders2598

I have done some more research on these, unfortunately I haven't found a set that has as many pieces as mine. I know for a one 5 piece place setting goes for around 32.99. The 14 inch platter is going for around 70 to 80 dollars each. The gravy boat 45. I have this set displayed in my china cabinet. We haven't even used them since I bought them at an estate sale because I think they are beautiful! Please do not take this the wrong way, but I would love to keep them unless someone offered me a decent respectable price.
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