Question:
I have 8 Bob White place settings (four pieces) – never used, in the original boxes from 1955. . . . one set of plates has the number 142 on the back. How much would these sell for? and to whom?
I have the 2 original boxes (in great condition) that are marked Red Wing Pottery – they each hold 4 place settings that have never been used.
These were my parents dishes and in addition to the 2 boxes, -I have the following unboxed-
8 full place settings,
oval divided veggie dish
gravy boat & lid
covered butter dish
small pitcher
ovesized pitcher w/ lid
oversized salt & pepper
oval serving platter
sugar bowl and lid
4 qt covered casserole
salad serving bowl
All are in excellent condition.
Thanks Laure
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