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Found this in a thrift shop yesterday. I think it was produced between 1930 and 1939. In original box! It is missing one cup and one cup is cracked. Hope I can find two cups to complete this set. The pattern is beautiful.
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A THRIFT SHOP!?! How lucky are you. This is a Cherry Blossom child set produced by Jeanette Glass Company (1930-1939). A comlete undamaged boxed set like yours would be worth around $350.00. Two cups will probably cost you around $60.00-$80.00 but they would be well worth it.
I know right, I couldn't believe no one had picked it up. Even if they didn't know what it was it's still beautiful. I paid $2o for it. I am shopping for the cups.
Well you sure got a steal on that. Best luck on finding the cups.