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Antique Questions Forum / 24K gold china from Arzberg Bavaria
« on: November 14, 2005, 07:59:26 am »
Thank you so much for the information...I will do what I can to post pics. I really appreciate your help!!!
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Antique Questions Forum / 24K gold china from Arzberg Bavaria
« on: November 13, 2005, 10:46:31 am »
Hi,
My father-in-law inherited a beautiful set of 24K Gold china that is stamped "Arzberg Bavaria" on the back. It's not gold rimmed...the whole thing (except for the bottom of each piece) has this intricately designed floral gold overlay, even on the inside of the tea cups. The cups, tea pot, creamer and sugar bowl are square-shaped, and the outside of the plates are somewhat scalloped. There is a platinum scene in a circle that is in the center of each piece...it is the silhouette of a man holding his top hat and a cane, holding the hand of a woman in a dress with a 3/4 length poufy skirt.
We don't know anything about the value of this, or anything about the background of it, and are hoping to find some information. I'd appreciate any help.
Thanks so much!
jbadovinac@cox.net
My father-in-law inherited a beautiful set of 24K Gold china that is stamped "Arzberg Bavaria" on the back. It's not gold rimmed...the whole thing (except for the bottom of each piece) has this intricately designed floral gold overlay, even on the inside of the tea cups. The cups, tea pot, creamer and sugar bowl are square-shaped, and the outside of the plates are somewhat scalloped. There is a platinum scene in a circle that is in the center of each piece...it is the silhouette of a man holding his top hat and a cane, holding the hand of a woman in a dress with a 3/4 length poufy skirt.
We don't know anything about the value of this, or anything about the background of it, and are hoping to find some information. I'd appreciate any help.
Thanks so much!
jbadovinac@cox.net
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