A few examples of appraisal values for
COBALT AND GOLD PORCELAIN

• Twenty-Nine-Piece Collection of
  Twenty-Nine-Piece Collection of Cobalt and Gold Porcelain Dinnerware, consisting of a set of four Aynsley "Georgian Cobalt" dinner plates, dia. 10-5/8", twelve matching salad/dessert plates, a matching circular covered two-handled vegetable tureen, dia. 8-7/8", and a set of twelve Rosenthal Ivory richly gilded cobalt-bordered soup cup underplates, first quarter 20th century, retailed by Ovington Brothers, New York and Chicago, and so marked in gold on the reverses, dia. 7-1/8".