Teacups That Sell For BIG MONEY : Brands Worth More Than GOLD
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Hi, I Appreciate you! I recently found 3 fantastic n rare tea cups with saucers and about 5 extra desert saucers of the same design. I have been Thrifting for some time . However, prior to finding YR site, I was not aware of these tea-cup sets being valuable. I have been moreso into antique wine glasses, etc.
On my search they are 30.00 per set. I got all of that for approx $ 2.00! THANK YOU!
i watched this vid, came up randomly in my feed... LOL.... all good, i sure enjoyed it, You are a very clever lady... and sure know your stuff... so, I am back, to see any updates,and boom, 6 days ago.... I went and got my few little teacups n saucers out, and lo and behold, i have a couple good ones... It seems any i found like mine on line, sold and I cannot find another... so, this is my search now, to price these and post on my etsy... THANKS LOVE!!!
@@cdnqgramma3373 yay that's awesome
Thank you most informative !!!
@@DianeNance-nf5jb you're welcome
Years ago I used to work as a cleaner/housekeeper in private households. One retired couple I worked for the wife was German born of Austrian aristocracy. The four years that I worked for them gave me huge respect for the love and care of antiquities. She had several china, porcelain and silver dinner and tea services, along with a lot of oddments. I used to actually have the job of washing up these items after they had had breakfast. The rare antique Meissen made me most nervous. Although they weren’t used, I had to keep them clean. These cups and saucers were some of Meissen’s rarest and valued in the region of 2-6 thousand British pounds. That was 30 years ago, heaven knows their value now. One teacup and saucer she owned was apparently one set of only 4 known to be in existence. Two of which were in European royal households. I was thankful back then for having very steady hands!!
wow yes for sure I would have been terrified
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Back then their household contents insurance was valued at 2.5 million pounds. I was always nervous being a key holder when they were away on holiday.
@@Jjudes9665 oh I can imagine
I have a champagne flute from a royal house in Germany. It was stolen by a solider at the end of WWI and he smuggled it back in his backpack. He fell on hard times and sold it to my great aunt. It’s been in my family for 100 years. I’m scared to death to touch it. (I used to clean a house that was also filled with antiques, I know how nerve racking it can be!)
@@snowwhite5842 Amazing how so many items like this ended up all over the world during and after the war. My Grandad acquired a bullet casing from a rifle fired at Dunkirk. He fashioned it into a miniature brass pocket knife with a steel blade which I inherited from my parents. I also have the soul surviving item from a complete Dresden China dinner service that belonged to my great great aunt after her house was hit by a doodle bug during the London blitz. As a single item it’s value is very little, but the the complete service would have been worth tens of thousands. Awful to think quite how many valuable and priceless antiquities were lost during WW2.
I say this with all love ( and I'm old and have been junking since grade school so I had to learn a lot) but Aynsley is pronounced AINs lee , Sevres is pronounced Sev , and Meissen is pronounced MY sen. Thank you for all you do!
I’m older as well, 66 to be exact. Also, I began my adult life as a High School English teacher. Mispronunciation makes me cringe. I love Kat to pieces, but she is loaded with them! She is not the only one. Many popular You Tube presenters are terrible at managing the pronunciation of many words, particularly those with foreign origins. Most of those that I follow are knowledgeable in their selling areas so I can forgive the rest. (There are a couple I have come across that not only pronounce words badly but put out a lot of misinformation as well. That is another story!)
Gilt is pronounced as guilt
She pronounced them correctly
@@ronniehalfacre-tellerman5817 I agree but when they removed Phonics out of education mispronunciation rapidly increased. I studied the subject of phonics curriculum extensively as I was teaching my children phonics. The research showed also that dyslexia increased as well. Even for some school systems that brought it back still were not teaching phonics in the classical sense. So much for these decision makers.We’ve been dumbing down a lot since technical devices took over. No one spells either. Sad.
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Very true. When my son, an ADD kid, was in 1st grade he wasn’t picking up on reading. Our school district had adopted the latest fad (as they always did) which was “whole language” at the time. Quite a few kids were not responding. Their teacher was a veteran teacher nearing retirement. She had collected early readers and phonics workbooks throughout her career. I remembered having used some of these books when I was small!
She began to give them to some of the affected students, assigning pages for homework to be done with their parent. I sat with my son every evening as he worked through his assigned pages to bring back to his teacher the next day. I began to call this the “underground reading program!”
It was a secret and we could not let on to the school administration that we were doing this as this teacher was bucking the prescribed curriculum for certain students. (I didn’t speak of it until years after she retired.)
By the end of the term, my son could read at grade level. As he grew, he became an avid reader. He also became extremely articulate, able to speak in a manner that belied any evidence that he had ever had learning disabilities. Of course, he still had them, but the success he experienced that year taught him that there were ways to compensate for what he found difficult. The skills he gained that year he used for the rest of his life.
Seriously, thank you so much for doing all the work researching the different things you do and the sharing for FREE! You all do get she’s doing this for FREE!
Happy to help!
Problem with selling China the ups people like to kick the packages around.
@@sparrowflying864 that's why I'm doing a shipping video Friday ;)
I have a collection of teacups inherited from my mother in law they are each very beautiful I would like to know how do you suggest I go about selling them after seeing your video I became motivated
@@estherweinstock8851 search my name and step by step ebay on TH-cam I have a great video to help
This was great! Thank you! Hermès Birkin bags start at a very low-end 12K and go for as much as 350K. A dog blanket for 3K. Finding Hermès in the wild is like hitting the lottery for anything they make! May we all find some Hermès in our lives!
Sounds great! Let's hope we do
I'm looking to sell an entire set of American beauty bone china. Can you help...
I love buying and selling teacups for exactly this reason - most people don't know the difference between one that's $20 and one that's $200. Which means at an estate sale where they're all $10-20 you can grab the good ones if you've got some knowledge. I pretty much buy any Paragon set I find that is in good condition and not too expensive. I always look up Aynsley if I don't recognize the pattern. My two best that I can recall were an Aynsley floral painted by Bailey, and Aynsley butterfly handle, both sold around $600 IIRC.
Any fine bone china with a fully hand painted interior is worth looking up.
Paragon also produced some patterns with flower shaped handles that can go for $500+.
Yes for sure, good tips I appreciate it!!!
I'm a retired English professor and agree with the previous comments regarding pronunciation. Another one is gold "gilt" which is pronounced the same as "guilt" not "jilt". If you brush up on those pronunciations, Kat, you'll knock your videos even farther out of the park! I'm totally psyched to search for tea cups more than I ever was before. I thrifted 24 pcs Johnson Bros Rose Chintz tea cups/saucers with sugar bowl and creamer from Goodwill today for $12.99 and got excited about that! I can't imagine how I'd feel if I found any of those you showed!! I hope you find the set in your death pile and do a follow up when it sells. Good luck and thanks for all the work you put in to your extensive research and for sharing it 🙂
@@katherinemorey6517 no
@@cameliahanemann4812 what is the "no" in response to?? I didn't ask a question here.
@@katherinemorey6517 Someone that thinks correct pronunciation is not important, especially if you want to be more polished and professionally savvy like your comment was intended for.
Oh my gosh…I have my 91 year old Nana’s collection. I will have to unveil them & check. I know I have some !
I bet you do!
I could understand exactly what Kat was saying. The lady has an accent, as do so many people, so folks …… have a heart!!!
Thanks Kat, I enjoyed your information!
Thank you :D
I was spending time with the family and so watched the replay. This information is mind boggling. And so valuable to sellers. Thanks for your generosity in sharing!💚💚💚
Glad it was helpful!
Is there a way to private message you? I was fascinated by your video about the tea cups, etc. and need some advice please.
@@judybuffington3929 you can message me on instagram or email thenurseflipper@yahoo.com
Gilt in fashion and decorating is pronounced exactly like guilt. Don't know why, but there it is. I am a tea pot and cup/saucer lover and collector and this site is heaven sent. Big, big thanks!
Thanks for sharing!!
I’ve been collecting aynsley orchard gold since I was 16 I’m now the ripe old age of 53 and have loads of it . I have hand painted by Nancy brunt and urns from 1933 .
nice sounds like a great collection
Since you did a sold video about tea cups and saucers, I think tea pots should follow. Thanks for a knowledgeable video.
Added to my list great idea!
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I was always fascinated with my mom's cup and saucer collection that I had to clean in the spring as a child, so I am going to check the markings again! Thanks for the tutorial.
You're so welcome!
My mom had a teacup collection. I received one set it was black with floral pattern. I love it so much! I reminder of my mother.
I've got an old handle less teacup and saucer that the old lady that I worked for 45 years ago said it was the oldest thing she owned, she was 90 when she passed. It's a red vine like covering the leaves are round dots.
I learn so much from you and these weekly videos on one topic is interesting and educational.
The time you invest putting your videos together is greatly appreciated.
Thank you
You're so welcome!
Definitely !! You do awesome research.
Thank you 💖
Thank for the insight. I inherited my MIL China closet filled with collector tea cups. Most my husband bought her when he was a little boy. Over 55 years ago .
I sold one thing on eBay. 5 cow salt and pepper shakers as a bundle =$150!!!
WOW very nice!
When we were doing antique shows and had a shop from the late 1980s to 2001, we sold lots of teacups. Older women no longer used them very much but they still had them from when they were young stay-at-home moms who went to neighbors' houses for coffee and exchanged "friendship" cups as gifts. Now young people don't even know about those activities because their own mothers were part of the first (or sometimes second) generation where more moms worked outside the home than stayed home.
One of the things I was told was that "double Paragon" was more expensive than "single". "Double" has 2 marks on the back rather than one. Sure enough, all of your Paragons are "doubles" except for the very most expensive one, which is a single. I don't know why this would be so, since the last one is very fancy.
Great video! I'd like to see videos about smoking "tools" (match cases, lighters, cigar and cigarette cases, cigar cutters, etc.) and vanity items like hair receivers, hand mirrors, hair and clothes, etc.
I bet they sold really good then, looks like some still are
You don't even see the beautiful bedroom dresser sets with brush, comb, and mirror. I watch old films (I was born in '46) just to admire the homes, furniture and antiques inside...
I collect Paragon and Aynsley mostly. The double mark on the Paragon is a called a Double Royal Warrant given by permission of the reigning queen to use the pattern that was originally made for them. The Double means that 2 queens were alive when that pattern was made, one being the current reigning one and the other the widiowed queen, Queen Elizabeth the 1st and widowed Queen Mary are the 2 on the double warrant on the antique ones.
I am running to check my small collection of teacups for any of these brand names. Some beautiful pieces. Thank you for doing this research and sharing it with all of us.
I hope you have some good ones, you're very welcome!
I believe “gilt” is pronounced with the hard ‘g’ because is comes from German ‘Geld’ (gold)
My late grandmother, mother and aunt (Canada) all collected many, many of the 3-piece sets in a great variety of patterns and companies. I kept the ones that were my favorites to remember them by, but the remainder were sold at an estate sale. They brought very little interest and the auctioneer priced them at $10.00 here in the US. Things that they all treasured at least brought them many years of use and happiness.
That's amazing!!
Very amazing.. I made a cup with Egyptian sticker like with king Tutankcamoon on it … I gave away the original, made another one…will buy more in Egypt….they are tourist kind, contemplating on making tea cups for doll house, I make fairy houses from cardboard 3 stories tall …I make card board tea tables with gem stones on top….
Sounds great!
I thoroughly enjoyed this video! Tea cups are my love, the older the better. I'm not too picky about the maker, but it does have to be beautiful to my eye. I don't resell, I just collect and love. Especially the gilded sets. By the way, 'gilt' or 'gilded' is pronounced with a hard G sound as in gold, not soft g as in giraffe. Happy Hunting!!
Thanks so much :-)
I love this video. I happen to have 2 valuable Paragon cups that you showed. I have the butterfly handled one and the rose handled one.
OHHHH awesome!
The tiny one! Wow! So thankful you are sharing all of these with us! Several I have never heard of. Always learning from you!
Thanks for watching!
I think the Sterling Tiffany may have been developed for a charm bracelet . . . all the rage when I was a girl 🤗
Thank you so much for this video I have just gotten back into teacups, sold the lot I had a couple of years ago and I am happy that they’re still popular. Love your videos and thank you for all the research
Yes they are for sure, you're very welcome
And "gilt" is pronounced like "guilt". It's gilded, or painted with gold.
Great video - you helped me learn something about Royal Albert. This week, I was going through a box of teacups I don't even remember being mine and pulled out a Royal Albert Minuet teapot with two cups, saucers, creamer and sugar. The lowest I could find for that teapot was like 400 dollars! No solds yet but I agree it is crazy money. But 5k is mind boggling.
Very nice!!!
Hi Kat!I love this video so much! I absolutely love tea cups and saucers. I have been collecting them for 30 years. I have sold a few on Etsy and after seeing this video of yours, I’m so enthused about listing more! Thank you for inspiring me!! 🥰
You're so welcome, thanks for watching!
Hello patty how are you doing?
these "research" videos are so great! i can see the enjoyment you get from them too. your hard work is so motivating! :)
Yes it's fun to learn them and share!
Wow! Amazing prices on some of those.
There were some really beautiful cups.
Thanks, Kat, for your videos.
You're welcome
Thank you so much Kat! I had no idea some tea cups went for so much - these videos are so informative!!
You are so welcome!
One of the cups shown here is one of 4 i got from my great grandmother. It, along with 3 other sets and personal belongings were stolen from me in San Antonio,TX. I was moving and my husband parked the truck near, NEar the fire zone in the complex and they towed the truck, stole half of what was locked inside and I knew I would see the cups again! God is GOOD! This popped up on my feed today right after my Granny birthday numbers fell on the clock. I always say hello after 3:13 or 11:16 or 6:11, i always catch the clock at exactly 12:23! And as I was saying hello GG, I saw this video. My heart aches!
I'm so sorry to hear that :(
Oh, how much I wish I would have known the value of these teacups a yr ago!! I started a teacup collection as a little girl & over the yrs amassed quite a collection. I’m a “collector by nature” I like to say so by my 20’s, I’d moved on. But fam members gave me teacups for yrs. A yr ago, I moved from a 5,000 sq ft home to a 1200 sq ft. Quite the dilemma for a collector. Needless to say, I didn’t look up everything I forced myself to put in the donation piles. (38 truck loads over 5 months) I had 3 of the teacups in this video! The Roy Alb $239, Ansley Orchard $275 & Shelley Oleander $395. Not sure if I feel more nauseated or excited to start selling….
Ohhhh no
@@TheNurseFlipper Yep. Kind of dread to watch more of your videos now to learn more treasures I donated. Lol.
@@maryb6672 uh oh
I’m not into teapots because I don’t know enough but I feel like this is a great starting point, thank you !!!
And I would love to see some teapots that go from $100-$300.
Great video thank you !
Awesome! Thank you!
Hi Kat!!!❤️ The girlie girl in me loves these pretty cups and saucers. I usually just look at them and admire because I am too much of a klutz to pick them up! Now I will try to carefully pick them up after this fantastic video😍Thank You
You are so welcome!
I have learned so much from you! It is wonderful that you freely share. I gre up in an antique shop and my parents once catalog for an auction..a great mansion. It was thrilling to go in and find antique glass, linens, clothing etc. I will never forget it. The owner sold his home to AT&T and went into a nursing home
Thanks for sharing!! Sounds like a great time
These were all so gorgeous! I appreciate the education but I’d love it if you would include instructions on how to properly package them so they arrive intact.
I have quite a few ship with me videos that show how I pack everything
Styrofoam styrofoam & more styrofoam with your china inside pre wrapped in bubble wrap
I wondered the same. Thank you for the information
Everything is incredibly beautiful, and the craftsmanship is captivating! I'm not surprised what these cups and saucers sold for. KPM, Coalport ,Wooster, Wedgewood, Meissen, Sevres porcelain, etc, are all well known for very exceptional quality. Especially pieces made by Sevres that keeps its value like a Rolls Royce. I own some Herend figurines of an owl, parakeet, and elephant in the blue fishnet pattern. I love Herend a lot!!
Yes for sure! Thanks so much for watching!
FYI Gilt is pronounced guilt, not as in jilt(ed) lover :) Loving this vlog and the intense research it must have taken. Thanks!
Good to know!
Great content Kat! Thanks so much for all your hard work. I really enjoy your channel so much 🐬
Thanks so much!!
I am loving all your Big Money videos! Thank you so much for doing all the research and giving us insight on what to look for when we are out thrifting. Please make more! 💗
Glad you like them! I will be making more for sure
The nerd in me loves this series. 🥰 I like you have found many of these brands but not many high dollar ones. The brand on my bucket list is Paragon. You have given me a few things to look for, unique handles, designs on the inside and OMG any doll house tea cups❣️ The last 3 piece with a dessert plate I found was at a church yard sale, it had rose buds and was lovely, from England but can’t remember who now. I would like to see you do a dive into pottery, I know you have sold some amazing pieces and would love to know more about pottery. 🍯💰
I have pottery on my list!
Watch the Antiques Roadshow for pottery
I found a beautiful paragon at the dump... it's perfect.
@@tracycameron2580 Tracy, AWESOME❣️ What’s it look like ?
The 3 piece sets are for tea and whatever you are eating with it, be it sweet or savory. It's probably not part of place setting. My mother collected teacups, many which have all been handed out to the great-grandchildren. I am amazed at the prices shown here as there were some of these types in her collection!!!! I think I have some more in a trunk somewhere.
I've been collecting antiques since I was 15. I'm 66 now.
Great job Kat!! Thank you for your hard work. I would like to see videos about things that don’t take up much storage space: Mens ties, belts, belt buckles, women’s scarves, hand embroidered hankies, etc
Hey I have one on linens already as well as on brooches which are great for that. Jewelry is a great one for not much space :D If you see the pinned comment at the top to the playlist you'll see the one with scarves/hankies as well as brooches. I'll add belts and belt buckles to my list!
That was amazing!! Thank you!! I bought my first tea and saucer this weekend. A lovely autumn multi color way leaf design with gold gilt Chubu Occupied Japan tea and sauce. I love it. I’m obsessed already! Thank you for a super interesting video!!
You're so welcome thank you for watching
Hey, I know you said that you don’t mind being corrected if people are nice about it. Gilt is pronounced with a hard G like guilt or gold or gift. Thank you for the awesome information and research!
Good to know!
I have my husband's late grandmother's demitasse tea cups. I never really thought of them being worth anything, but after seeing this, I will go back and check for brands. Thank you.
Hope you have some good ones
Really loving theses research videos. Thank you so much for the time and energy that goes into gaining and sharing all this insight. You're fun to watch and so generous about sharing info. Thank you.
You are so welcome!
I love cups and saucers especially demitasse. Speaking of Jadeite, I sold 2 of the smallest splash proof bowls. One for 500.00 and the other for 750.00 only paid 1.00 for the 1st and 3.00 for the 2nd.
Thanks for all your work on this video
That's amazing
That’s so great!!! Congrats!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks
Thank you for the research videos! The miniature teacups ARE mind - blowing! I've been collecting / creating miniatures since 197something, and apparently the mini market is in an upswing of "value."!
Very cool!
Hello Karen how are you doing?
OMG! Thank you so much. I was going to do a big mosaic project, and now I have a ton of research to do. I'm so glad I haven't broken anything yet!
LOL me too!
Love this series Kat!! I have always loved tea cups and different type of china plates and service sets. Incredible prices on all of these! I don't know much at all about them but I'm going to start learning for sure! I'm going to start by finding out what makes a rose a 'cabbage' rose lol. Thanks again for all you do ❤️
yes it's fun to learn!
I can’t thank you enough for this video! It inspired me to go to my local antique mall to check out the teacups in particular. And I found a Paragon butterfly handle teacup with same markings but opposite color scheme, mainly pink with pale blue . The price was only $15!!! Needless to say, I grabbed it. I never would have known or guessed it’s value without your video🙀😻
That is awesome!
I found a Paragon yellow butterfly set last year for $1. Sold for $438. Good luck!!
Can you possibly do a research video on bone China teapots. I have been collecting for years( ones that I thought were beautiful) but I'm not sure of their worth. They are all from England,That I picked up at various shops and yard sales over the past 20 years or so. Any help would be appreciated. It would be great if I had something of value. My original collecting started for anesthetic reasons .Thank you for the great information. I also have a teacup collection.
@@margueritehatok5557 I did one on Teapots two days ago :)
I just stumbled across this video and have shared already with my husband. We just retired and this would be a fun thing for us to do! I’m a nurse of 44 years and sure hoping I don’t have to go back as we are trying to remodel an older home so this might be fun way to augment income a bit!!!!
It's so fun to do!!!
I’m really glad that I watched this video months ago. I’m revisiting now just to comment! I wrote notes on my phone as I watched the video.
I went to goodwill and found about 20 tea cup and saucer sets. I immediately put them all in my cart to do some research. A lot of them I couldn’t find the exact patterns so kept the names that I recognized. Paragon, ansley royals Albert etc. I maybe should have just bought them all at only $1.99 each with one being worth so much money most probably were.
Went home and found the exact paragon pattern that I have on eBay sold comps. The highest comp sale I found was $500!!!!!
Thank you SO much for this video it is the only reason that I thought to look them up
YAY that is awesome happy to hear! I normally don't pick them up if not a name I know or one I can find as there are tons not worth much at all!
@@TheNurseFlipper I finally found one of the ansley patterns that I have as well and that one sells for about $200. I’m thinking this may be an estate clean out because there’s no way grandma would let her kids donate those otherwise lol.
I’m definitely heading back there soon to see if there’s anything else that may have been donated by the same person!
Great video! Teacups and saucers can be soooo over looked sometimes. Last year I sold a Shelley Pole Star miniature teacup and saucer for best offer at $375 with an original list price of $449.99. If it was an auction, I might have gotten more for it but I bought them at a flea market for $2 so I was more than okay with that profit margin lol.
That is awesome!
It’s nice to pass bargains on when you get an amazing deal. Nice flea market find for sure!
Shelley is also very thin. Careful packing and shipping is a must in order to keep that profit 😭
I am glad to see these prices!!
Thank you for this video. We are about to dispose of my mother in law’s kitchen and dinner cabinets with loads of tea cups she accumulated for so many years. We will look at each of them now and be guided by your video.
Glad it was helpful!
This is so wonderful!! I collect things like this and crystal . Most of my items have markings or etchings but many are just so hard to look up so yes thank you for all you share. I'm a Dr. Lori fan also, but just stumbled across your videos and now I'm hooked. Definitely subscribing and checking in from time 2 time. 🥰🤩😍
So glad you found me :D
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You are great! You really put alot of work into your site, and I love it☕️🫖🍵🍽💜
@@bunnypagan8338 thank you
The fine detail painted on the Teresa Welch miniature bowl, teacup and saucer is amazing!! 👍😄
Yes for sure!
Well I know what is being added to your bucket list! Wow! Who knew such tiny things were so valuable!!
Yes a little crazy!
I have an Aynsley, complete, poppy teaset. 6 cups, saucers and side plates including sugar bowl, jug and cake plate, it’s never been used. It was my mother’s 21st b’day present. Just gorgeous.
Very nice!
the 3 piece 'trios' usually go for a higher price...when there is no name of the pattern, it could also indicate that the piece is older as they didn't start putting names of patterns on until later on. Another name to watch for is Foley. It's better to buy local, if you can, if you're in Canada (like me) buying from the USA is really expensive to ship. It's actually cheaper for me to buy from Europe.
I think these type of videos are some of the best spent watching time on TH-cam! I learn so much!
Glad you like them!
Kat, I love these research videos. You’re awesome! Thanks so much for sharing all of your amazing knowledge.
You are so welcome! Teapot one tonight at 830pm EST!
I have been falling in love with cups and saucer lately. Just love them.
Yes I do too
Thank you so much for this video! I have never really looked at much china to resell but now I’m excited to be on the lookout! All your videos are great and I really appreciate how much time you put into each one! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
I'm going to dig out all my tea cups and saucers in storeroom ,I've been collecting for years,always the more gold the better is my mantra .
Sounds great!
Wow! Amazed that the fruit sets sell so high. Personally I have collected the flowered ones. Will take another look at the fruit ones.
Please do!
Oh I have a few of these brands I got back in the 90s from thrift stores and gifts from friends. One set from the 1880s. Not selling ever! I love them all!
Ohhhh sounds pretty
Always so interesting thank you so much ! You are so right about not discarding stuff.
Thanks for watching!
@@TheNurseFlipper I had some Time today
People had told me to avoid teacups cause they never sell. I did stop buying looking for them years ago. Will be looking for the good ones now. Thanks much.
Yes for sure
I love the research videos! I’d be interested in anything you’d care to present!
Awesome! Thank you!
WOW!! Awesome show, TY so much for sharing. I had no idea of the appreciation people have for teacups from mostly English and French bone china. Being a Brit, and very familiar with most of the companies shared today, growing up close to Worcester. This is fascinating.
You're so welcome, thanks for watching!
I have an Ansley fruit cup and saucer! Wow! Who would of thought?! Thank you! I also have a Royal Albert Chelsea Bird cup and saucer with dessert plate.. It's gorgeous whatever it's worth! 😊
Sounds great!
I just found a royal albert gold series white rose !! Thanks for your video! I wouldn’t have thought to look otherwise.
You are the best !
Very nice!
I love these research series I have learned a lot. Thank you so much
You're so welcome!
This video started me collecting. I always liked plates but they were too hard to store, I live in a small house. So glad I discovered teacup collecting through your video. Thanks for posting your research.
That is awesome!
This is soooo AWESOME Kat! Thank you so much for all the work you put into bringing us so much valuable bolo information! oxo
You're so welcome Tiffany I appreciate you watching!
My mom collected cups and saucers. When she passed away we gave each of the aunt's two sets each. I still have sets in mom's China Cabinet and will be definitely checking them as at 68 year old I need to get things sold as the younger generation in the family are not interested in inheriting any of them. She also collected glass wear and beautiful old bowls.
That sounds wonderful
The glasses look great on you! Thanks for the lesson.
Oh thank you!
Blows my mind to see how much things go for ❤
Yeah some if it goes crazy
BTW, I have a few tea cups that I inherited and I looked one up and it’s a paragon! I haven’t looked up the pattern yet. Fun!
Ohhhh fun!!!
My mom worked at a ceramic shop years ago. A lady she helped one time left her a teacup collection in her will. I have it and will be going through them.
Oh wow I bet you have some great stuff
Wow! This is AMAZING! Wonder how many of these brands I have passed up just like I did with a whole set of Flow Blue before I knew what that was.
I do very well with flow blue !
Your are so generous to share your knowledge. And your viewers are also so generous to share theirs. Great tips. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Loved this. I have a few of these from my mother's collection wedgewood, aynsley and shelley
Very cool!
Hi 👋how are you doing?
Wow! Thank you for this info. Absolutely mind blowing! I have a big box of this stuff in my garage I collected over 20 years ago wanting to open a little cafe with different settings for everyone. I forgot it was there and can't wait to see what I have in that box now!
That is awesome!
This was an amazing video. Really enjoyed this one!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Just started watching your channel and I am amazed at the knowledge you have to share. I clicked the special notification bell the first time I viewed your channel. You are awesome and so knowledgeable.
Awesome! Thank you!
Luv the new color wave. Matching glasses cool! 🤓 Did you watch crazy lamp lady? She was looking at a vase in goodwill. She put it back on shelf. Found out it was worth $30.000. She went back but it was gone. Holy Shit! Will you be doing any more live hauls? Where your subscribers get first choice. You look so relaxed and happy since you stopped nursing. I'm so happy for you. Following your passion is dreaming while awake. Good wishes always Kat!
If I find a good stash of stuff to do one yes, but trying not to shop for a while right now as I have SOOOO much inventory. No I missed that of Jocelyn that is crazy!
I could have sworn it was 13k
It’s titled 16,000 but seems similar vase sold for 13,000. I would be perfectly happy with the lower price. 🤑
Amazing. I have sold Royal Albert and Aynsley for lots o money. I love selling tea cups and saucers. Great information The Nurse Flipper!
Sounds great!
Royal Doulton bought Paragon and other brands. Great research can be done on web site Royal Doulton Patterns also has cup shapes dates patterns made and lists unnamed patterns- there are a lot of those. Another good research is the potteries web site which shows dates and companies mergers. Thanks interesting video I’m in the UK
Good to know thanks for the info!
I’m pretty sure the pronunciation of the word ‘gilt’ is with the hard ‘g’ sound, like ‘go’ rather than the soft ‘g’ as in ‘George’. Guided/gilt, as in overlaid in gold; not guided as in jilted. And as I own a considerable collection of Aynsley pieces, I thing it’s AIN-sley (as in aim, long ‘ā’ sound). But this was an amazing overview of some recent sales. THANK YOU for your research.
*Sets an alarm to wake up early to go teacup hunting*
Thank you for the bevy of information you constantly share!
Good luck!
Thank you for all the time you invest, it is so helpful and interesting!
Glad you enjoy it!
That was very informative. I love beautiful tea and coffee cups. Not a collector, but it's very nice to see what I do have. Thank you. 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have a tea set of Shelly Melody I was given as a teenager, I love it to death, who knew I was sitting on a fortune! Thank you.
Very nice!
I love these research videos. Thanks so much!
You are so welcome!
I so enjoyed this video ! Thank you Kat
You are so welcome!
Love love love teacups…. Thank you so much for doing this it really made my day!
You are so welcome!