The value of old Blue Willow pattern dishes depends on a few factors. The manufacturer, the age, the specific pieces and the condition are all important. So the value can be anywhere from a basic set worth $25 at a garage sale to an antique set with elaborate serving pieces in mint condition worth over $2000+.
The value of a Blue Willow plate with the "Hamage" and "Moulin des Loups" stamps depends on factors such as its condition, rarity, and market demand. Generally, Blue Willow china can be collectible, especially if it features unique markings or is in excellent condition. To determine its worth, consider consulting an antique appraiser or checking recent sales of similar pieces online.
Yes I have seen a blue willow plate that has 4 birds. My mother has one. It was a misprint and is worth a lot of money. I would take it to several antique dealers if you are wanting to get an appraisal on it. I suggest several, because there will be some that will tell you it is not worth anything more than the original design with two birds. I hope this helps.
Blue Willow was created in 1940.
Blue Willow (also known as "The Willow Pattern") is a blue pattern used on ceramic kitchen and housewares.
Blue Willow has 172 pages.
There are various types of Blue Willow dinner plates, all made at different times with different patterns. The current average value as of 8/10/13 would be around $55.00.
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Blue Willow china is a popular type of dinnerware. Many people collect this to display in china cabinets as well as to use for food.
Amazon has Blue Willow by Johnson Brothers currently available. A fancier version is/was made by Spode with gold trim.
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