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Posted 11 months ago
Deanteaks
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This is the smallest set I have, any ideas on the age of this set? very nice details, the dime is for size ref. a 12 piece set, where would I find out information on these sets and what they might be worth?
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limoges minature tea set Very cute ! More of a display piece ,rather than dolls size dishes . Very pretty
here is one just like yours that you can watch close to see price
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Miniature-Limoges-teaset-/221060768054?pt=UK_PotteryPorcelain_Glass_PotteryPorcelain_China_SM&hash=item33783fa136#ht_500wt_1043
wow! identical, over in england, 105 bucks :) nice, thank you Manikin :)
Your welcome :-) Nice little set so is your other one you have posted Dean .I have seen these little sets used to display dolls at a tea party and also just as collectible miniatures which many people love . Take up very little space and still show the beautiful workmanship .
What a delightful and charming toy! Wonderful! Happy Fourth of July! miKKo