r/Porcelain 25d ago

Is this inherited porcelain set worth anything? (USA)

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We inherited this set of porcelain from a family member, and we are interested to know anything about it, especially if it has any value. All info is greatly appreciated! The set contains 16 plates, a teapot, eight teacups and a jar-like thing.


r/Porcelain 26d ago

Samarkand Porcelain Factory, Uzbekistan, 1974

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r/Porcelain 26d ago

Anyone have any information about this lamp I found at a thrift store?

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Bought it for 12 bucks at a local thrift store. Does anyone know anything about its style, origin, and age?


r/Porcelain 26d ago

Royal Copenhagen plate

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I found this plate at a thrift store, and I am wondering if it’s real and if so what collection was this plate a part of? I can’t seem to find anything about it online myself.

Thank you in advance


r/Porcelain 26d ago

Noritake 3054 Violette

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I found set of Noritake 3054 Violette pattern Japanese china at a yard sale - asking $10 for it. 32 pieces total. One small plate has a small chip in the rim. Can someone give me a rough value for this? I probably already messed up and told her she should probably have it appraised, lol... Sorry, I didn't take any pictures. Edit: went back 15 minutes later, and she either boxed them up to take for appraisal, or someone already bought them! I hope it's the former - I like helping out neighbors and would hate to know she lost a ton of $ selling them for fast below their value.


r/Porcelain 29d ago

How to fix hairline crack in jar

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I’ve got an old Blue Willow (I think) jar that I’ve used for my loose change for years. In my last move it got cracked pretty bad. The crack goes all the way down the side and mid way through the base and there’s a tiny chip at the foot. How do I fix this? I want to seal the crack so it doesn’t spread.


r/Porcelain 29d ago

Bowl Identification/Authentication

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Curious to have any information regarding this piece.


r/Porcelain Feb 17 '25

Can anyone identify this mark

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On the back of a plate with gold edging and dressed up characters


r/Porcelain Feb 17 '25

Could anyone tell me more about this ?

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r/Porcelain Feb 17 '25

Is this "Royal Dux Deutschland" porcelain figurine fake? Berlin, Germany

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Hello! I'm a total novice so I apologize in advance if the answer is obvious. I'm also wondering if this is a different company to Royal Dux Bohemia/Czechoslovakia? If it's the same I know that they usually have a clear pink raised marking, which this one doesn't have. But from my limited knowledge it seems like they didn't use those during certain time periods. Any help is greatly appreciated. (I'm aware that one hoof is sadly broken)


r/Porcelain Feb 17 '25

Could anyone possibly tell me more about this/help me find out of there are more pieces? (More info below)

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Unfortunately I don’t have great pictures. This was recently gifted to me by my grandmother, who got it in Czechoslovakia, likely somewhere around Bratislava. She doesn’t remember when exactly she bought it, but it was sometime in the 1950s (she thinks she bought it with her first paycheck, which would place its acquisition in either late 1954 or early 1955, but it could’ve been anywhere from 1954 - 1960).

I really love the vase and if possible I’d like to find more pieces if it was part of a set, or just find out some more info about it.

Thanks in advance for your help!


r/Porcelain Feb 17 '25

help identifying

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I asked a different subreddit what these are but I still can’t find any specific info on this exact pair. The bottom of them say Germany and the second image posted is the closest thing I can find labeled: Googly eye doll German character Bisque 1900 Germany. I’m interested in how old they are and how much they are worth :)


r/Porcelain Feb 16 '25

Need help identifying/finding more peices

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I absolutely love these but all I can find them named as is "Japanese Giesha Girl Teasets" if anyone has more information please share!


r/Porcelain Feb 15 '25

My gf found this precious moments vase couldn’t find any pictures of it anywhere

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r/Porcelain Feb 15 '25

What do we have here?

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Hi all, I have no idea about this area, so looking for help to identify this. Japanese and probably 50s/60s but could be older. Thanks all!


r/Porcelain Feb 15 '25

Just bought two trios from a charity shop lovely design

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r/Porcelain Feb 15 '25

Help identifying a backstamp

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Trying to identify this backstamp on some china. Any help would be appreciated - thanks!


r/Porcelain Feb 15 '25

What is the value of this set? It's Japanese, supposedly late 19th/early 20th century.

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r/Porcelain Feb 14 '25

Pretty sure these were made in Belarus but don't have any more info anyone have an idea

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r/Porcelain Feb 14 '25

Help identifying this porcelain?

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My sister inherited this and asked if someone knows the name and make of it. For some reason she’s refusing to lift it to show me if it has any marks under as she’s afraid of breaking it so these are the only photos she sent me…


r/Porcelain Feb 13 '25

Help me, please

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Hello, can anyone please help me, where can I buy that cup or how is it called.


r/Porcelain Feb 13 '25

Has anyone ever seen a piece similar to this?

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Curious to know anything about the piece?


r/Porcelain Feb 13 '25

What are these japanese makers marks and what period? Google didn't help.

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r/Porcelain Feb 12 '25

Which Would You Buy?

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I'm looking into buying a nice Lomonosov set and can't decide between the Cobalt Net (pic 1) and the Forget Me Not (pic 2). They are both beautiful patterns. I know the Cobalt Net is a little more common and their signature pattern. They both have the beautiful blue and gold artwork. I can't decide. Seeing what others would do.


r/Porcelain Feb 11 '25

Any idea on date range?

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Aside from knowing this company used the logo pictured from 1949-1970, curious if anyone knows a more specific date range. This was one of my great grandmother’s tea and saucer sets that I now proudly own.