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This is a 62 piece matching set of Paden City Pottery made before 1950. They have gold scroll designs on a very faint yellow background, and with a colorful floral on a white background in the center. They have a green underglaze back stamp on most of them with Warranted 22-k Gold. In the United States it appears with the factory marks as a description of the company in the 1890s. It is part of the term " Warranted 22 karot gold" meaning guaranteed to be real gold. Here is a list of what is in this set and condition, and size.
1- large platter - 13 3/4" x 10 9/16 - crazing
1- smaller platter - 11 3/8" x 8 5/8" - minor crazing
1- round platter - 10 12/18 x 10 1/2"- crazing
12- plates - 10 1/8" - 5-crazing-1 with chip underside-1edge nick
12- side plates - 7 3/8" - 10 crazing
6 - desert plates - 6 1/4" - 5 crazing
9 - cup saucers - 5 5/8" - 5 crazing - 1- edge chip 1-crack
5 - cups - 3 11/16" across x 2 1/8" high - 3-crazing-2 with cracks
3 - bowls - 7 7/8" - good condition
1 - desert bowl - 7 1/2" - top edge chip
5 - small bowls - 6 1/16" - 4 crazing - 1-fine crack
5 - berry bowls - 4 15/16" - 2 crazing
1 - Gravy bowl - 1-crack from top down 2"
More on condition below.
Back stamp info: The Paden City Pottery was founded in 1907 by George Lasell in Paden City, West Virgina. In Decenber of 1923, Paden City plain white semi-porcelain dinner ware in the Ranson shape was ready for delivery. Paden City is credited with originating the underglaze decal and the caliente colored glaze. By 1949 Paden City had six tunnel kilns and personnel totaling 800. Paden City Pottery closed in the 1950's.
Condition: These are old and there is some staining, and wear to the gold. There is utensil marks on some. I did clean every piece with vinegar that helped with some stains, and inspected each piece.
This set will have to be shipped in 3 boxes. I will use parcel post.
The actual weigh is 42 lbs and 8.3 oz. With plenty of packing materials - bubble wrap and peanuts the weight comes to around 48 to 53 lbs. Before these are paid for I will send you an invoice after I pack them to give you the actual weight and cost for shipping. Insurance will have to be added to the shipping charge.
Please send me your zip code for a shipping quote at collectabletyme@gmail.com
This is a 62 piece matching set of Paden City Pottery made before 1950. They have gold scroll designs on a very faint yellow background, and with a colorful floral on a white background in the center. They have a green underglaze back stamp on most of them with Warranted 22-k Gold. In the United States it appears with the factory marks as a description of the company in the 1890s. It is part of the term " Warranted 22 karot gold" meaning guaranteed to be real gold. Here is a list of what is in this set and condition, and size.
1- large platter - 13 3/4" x 10 9/16 - crazing
1- smaller platter - 11 3/8" x 8 5/8" - minor crazing
1- round platter - 10 12/18 x 10 1/2"- crazing
12- plates - 10 1/8" - 5-crazing-1 with chip underside-1edge nick
12- side plates - 7 3/8" - 10 crazing
6 - desert plates - 6 1/4" - 5 crazing
9 - cup saucers - 5 5/8" - 5 crazing - 1- edge chip 1-crack
5 - cups - 3 11/16" across x 2 1/8" high - 3-crazing-2 with cracks
3 - bowls - 7 7/8" - good condition
1 - desert bowl - 7 1/2" - top edge chip
5 - small bowls - 6 1/16" - 4 crazing - 1-fine crack
5 - berry bowls - 4 15/16" - 2 crazing
1 - Gravy bowl - 1-crack from top down 2"
More on condition below.
Back stamp info: The Paden City Pottery was founded in 1907 by George Lasell in Paden City, West Virgina. In Decenber of 1923, Paden City plain white semi-porcelain dinner ware in the Ranson shape was ready for delivery. Paden City is credited with originating the underglaze decal and the caliente colored glaze. By 1949 Paden City had six tunnel kilns and personnel totaling 800. Paden City Pottery closed in the 1950's.
Condition: These are old and there is some staining, and wear to the gold. There is utensil marks on some. I did clean every piece with vinegar that helped with some stains, and inspected each piece.
This set will have to be shipped in 3 boxes. I will use parcel post.
The actual weigh is 42 lbs and 8.3 oz. With plenty of packing materials - bubble wrap and peanuts the weight comes to around 48 to 53 lbs. Before these are paid for I will send you an invoice after I pack them to give you the actual weight and cost for shipping. Insurance will have to be added to the shipping charge.
Please send me your zip code for a shipping quote at collectabletyme@gmail.com
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