Re: Value of pink Dogwood oval 12" meat platter


"m6onz5a" <corvair@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1133787777.411641.132580@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
My mother has had this platter for years and was wondering the value.

Thanks in advance
Chas


Tell your Mom to turn it over, look at the backstamp to see who
made it, then do one of these things:

(1)  Look at eBay completed auctions.
(2)  Go to Replacements Limited (and divide their price by 3 to
get a close-to-actual value that someone would pay).

The "dogwood" name has been used by many manufacturers to
name many different patterns.

If your mother's platter has even one tiny chip, crack or fleabite,
it's value is diminished by 90%.

Kris 

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