Found this set of Noritake Bone China 9627 in the attic. I was wondering what it's worth?
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There is the name of the pattern on the back - Canterbury. There are several patterns with this name.
I found Noritake Canterbury Gold Rim Teacup and Saucer at $34.99 www.etsy.com/
'It was discontinued in 1989... only ran 7 years.'
Sets of 'fine' china are difficult to sell as the modern emphasis is on microwaveable, easily replaced pieces.
Your pattern is Canterbury and has a nice gold border but there are 4 or 5 Noritake patterns that look almost identical.
Replacements has a few pieces in their inventory.
They have a place setting listed at $199.99.
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You can ask them about buying your pieces (offer will be low).
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Plates/bowls average about $7 each. Serving pieces average about $40 each. Multi-piece sets are listed for about $600 each.
A 5 piece set is listed for $120 @ Replacements:
Most china has decreased in value. You will be better off selling by the piece. People will buy to replace broken pieces and keep their set. Many older people are selling their sets. However, most young people are not interested in fine china anymore, so the prices have gone down.
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