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Rosenthal china set

9 years ago

Anyone have any thoughts on best way to sell Rosenthal china set? It is a lot of pieces, although I don't have an inventory yet. My grandmother had purchased it in Germany. Also don't know the pattern name. I guess it is probably best to sell local due to shipping costs/fragility, etc. Just wouldn't think too many people are interested in what I assume is old-fashioned china set.

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Fori
9 years ago
Some of the midcentury Rosenthal is quite desirable due to being space age retro MCMish which is kind of in right now, plus Rosenthal had some fabulous shapes. So don't assume it has a low value. (I mean, it might be worthless, but it might NOT be).

You can probably get the pattern name browsing Replacements.com and it might be on the back of some pieces as well. Then see what it's going for on eBay, etc.
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