Crested China (1 Viewer)

[wizzer59]

Hi guys, I’m just wondering if anyone on here or anyone you know collects Crested China?, my Dad died last year and bless him he collected crested China for years, so I have quite a sizeable collection to sell if anyone is interested before it goes to auction pm me if interested

 

[obanvanman]

I had a similar problem when my Mum popped off. Unfortunately in general it is not worth a lot and if you put it in a box and sell it as a job lot then it's liable to go for a few quid.
If you can be bothered take a look on eBay and you will see what I mean.
The war stuff, canons and tanks etc make a bit but it's the houses that are worth more.
Easy to sort out the good stuff and list it and then just leave it there to do its thing.
Kev

 

[chatteris]

my mum has a fair bit of the stuff but generally its not worth anymore than the £3-£4 a piece she paid for it unless its goss or unusual,she sent a list to someone a few years back but only got a very low offer which she declined

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[Vipar]

Snap, same with my wife’s Chinese ginger jars.

 

[wizzer59]

Thanks Kev, yes that’s what I suspected, can’t be bothered with eBay, with low value stuff it’s just not worth the hassle of putting it on, there is some goss stuff but apart from that I have no idea, I’ll probably end up taking it all to the local auction house tbh

 

[icantremember]

I have a number of pieces I collected some years ago which all have the Tenterden (Kent) crest.

As previouse posters have said they are generally not worth great money ... the highest value ones are those manufactured by Goss and unusual designs.

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[chatteris]

Nicholas Pine was who valued mums stuff

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