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[Tinkrbl44]

@ScrapHappy 

What means more to you here ....

Getting the best price you can ...

or 

Finding a good home for your china, with someone who'd be thrilled to have it?   

[Sooner]

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@Tinkrbl44 wrote:

@ScrapHappy 

What means more to you here ....

Getting the best price you can ...

or 

Finding a good home for your china, with someone who'd be thrilled to have it?   

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@Tinkrbl44

I just want someone to take it.  What they do with it is then their problem and not mine.  

[occasionalrain]

While your daughter may not want the entire set, she may want the sugar bowl or salt & pepper.

[addtothis]

Post $200 or best offer!!!!!

[Boehm Collector]

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@occasionalrain wrote:

When wives and mothers went off to work and weren't home during the day, gracious living was replaced with quick and easy.

China, because it can't be put in a dishwasher, lost its appeal. I was a SAH wife/mother so I still used China and still use it now.

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@occasionalrain   Only china that has gold or silver on it can't be put in a dishwasher.   I have been using a bone china set everyday for approximately 20 years.   I always put them in the dishwasher.  They look brand new.  

[occasionalrain]

@Boehm Collector

 I learned something new, always a good thing, thank you.

[Boehm Collector]

@occasionalrain ...these are the bone china dishes I use every day.  

[occasionalrain]

Excellent choice. You can't go wrong with butterflies.

[cody2]

Hahahahaha. I thought this was going to be a political thread. I was just going to go and find the latest on that. I mean, it could happen.

[CalminHeart]

I have a set of original Fiestaware that my grandparents bought the very first year it was released. Back then, there was some lead in them so we can't use them. Someday, I'll have to find a collector who might want them.