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[spumoni99]

I can't imagine a company doing that without proof of purchase. 

[Seminole2]

@ThinkingOutLoudI think these are absolutely adorable! So many possibilities for these to use for parties, funny decor and like the other person said for flower pots tray, candle tray, pet food etc.

[Desertdi]

I would donate them to a non-profit "thrift".    The Humane Society, or a church-run one is where I drop off stuff   (and I usually leave with more than I took in).

[MorningLover]

ThinkingOutLoud wrote:

I was gifted a set of 4 appetizer plates that I will never use and it's not something I would give someone else

so I'd like to exchange them. The back says AmericanAtelier and they're similar to the pict below except in all caps and with a period. White, round, 6.5" diameter - SNACK. NOSH. NIBBLE. ENJOY.

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There's an American Atelier.com website.

They aren't showing these plates. I did fine them on Amazon but they are unavailable.. possibly discontinued pieces. 

American Atelier Words Appetizer Set 

• ROUND APPETIZER PLATES – Gorgeous 4-Piece Collection Provides 6” Appetizer Plates. Not Just For Appetizers, Ideal For Dessert, Snacks, Salad, Vegetables, Bread and Butter, Fruit and Any Other Goodies you Want to Showcase For Any Occasion.

• HIGH QUALITY PORCELAIN – Thick, Durable, Lead-Free Porcelain Pottery is Dishwasher & Microwave Safe & Withstands Many Years of Regular Everyday Use.

[San Antonio Gal]

As already stated, I would donate them to a thrift store if you won't ever use.

[faeriemoon]

I would donate them or place them under a plant.

[Zhills]

That is my suggestion.  Or under a candle!

[We rescue cats]

I would probably relegate them to be under houseplants, my orphan saucers and small plates end up there.

[bikerbabe]

Maybe I’m missing something, but how would you exchange without a purchase receipt?

[San Antonio Gal]

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@bikerbabe wrote:
Maybe I’m missing something, but how would you exchange without a purchase receipt?

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@bikerbabe  -  I don't see trying to go through the trouble of exchanging them without a receipt too.