I HAVE 2 WEDGEWOOD PLATES, I CANT FIND ANYTHING ON THEM, I LOOKED AT REPLACEMETS.COM, NOTHING FOR THESE 2, I DONT HAVE PICS AS OF YET, BUT ONE IS WHEATON FEMALE SEMINARY (PINK), THE OTHER IS ENGLISH BRICKS, TEMPLETON,MASS (BLUE), AS SOON AS I GET PICS I WILL LET YOU KNOW, BUT IM LOOKED OUT AND CANT FIND THEM , THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH , BUNNY
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bunnyseeu Reputation: 24 See bunnyseeu's booth |
I searched a little for Wedgwood plates and found [URL removed] [URL removed]
It’s not your exact plates but is of a building like your 2 are. Be sure to get outside of Google because they don’t show you everything any more. Try Bing, Yahoo, and Duck Duck Go which I just heard about.
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johngermaine Reputation: 576 See johngermaine's booth |
Wedgewood did various plates for a number of colleges and schools. The market for these is slim; if you want to sell them, feature the name of the school and the specific building,(if space allows) prominently in the item title. I’ve sold some of these (for different schools) and the market is mostly alumnae. As Wedgewood, per se, there’s not much value, in my experience.
They are very pretty, though. Good luck!
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lovelylittlethings Reputation: 62 See lovelylittlethings' booth |
Those are beautiful plates, but sorry don’t know anything about them.
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KiddyCorner Reputation: 14 See KiddyCorner's booth |
Be sure to check the spelling on the back of your plates before you search. We have some spelled Wedgwood (no 2nd e).
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stuffyouneed Reputation: 40 See stuffyouneed's booth |
What specifically did you want to know, just values??? You might simply google “Wedgwood collectors” or “Wedgwood clubs” (note the correct spelling) in order to locate groups which may be able to provide information. Or do an eBay search of past sales for values. Also, google something like “Wedgwood replacements” in order to locate sources other than Replacements Ltd. There are many “china matching” companies. Search eBay past sales and eBay current listings and read descriptions. They can contain a wealth of detail if the seller is quite knowledgeable. Good luck!
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OuiLoveHats Reputation: 12 |
Wedgewood made a lot of china, plates, wall hangings, boxes, jewelry, etc.
Those gorgeous plates are probably considered Transferware as well as Wedgewood..
A little secret..I always check on www.rubylane.com, for many of my questions, go to the search spot and put in the name and see what it brings up..
Some Wedgewood Plates do bring high values, it depends of course on the shape they are in as well as the plate itself and the year it was made. Replacements.com is a highly regarded search store front, but many of the items do not have photo’s.
I never go to Ebay for prices, descriptions maybe, but ebay sellers, are selling for a lot less than the item is valued at..go to a regular store front online, there are many, here are [URL removed]
www.tias.com, rubylane.com, rubyplaza.com, artfire.com, etsy.com, and of course this online store front.
Good Luck to you.
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jewelsandvintage Reputation: 16 See jewelsandvintage's booth |
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