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<p>[QUOTE="ola402, post: 517446, member: 182"]The gold trim on these dishes reminds me of the Rambler Rose decoration that we see frequently on glassware. The gold is tarnished and not showing the dishes at their best. I usually use a very mild silver polish on my gold trim items. I use Hagerty's Silver Foam. It's a paste used with a wet sponge and I do not press hard, just very lightly and the gold really shines. </p><p><br /></p><p>You need to add measurements to your ebay listing. I assumed at first that these were dessert plates. IMHO, $2K is not realistic. I've seen some ebay sellers get great prices for gold encrusted dinner plates, but their listings have a certain cache (professional photos, stunning backgrounds, etc) and they have been selling for years. And their wares usually say names like Haviland, Rosenthal, and the like. </p><p><br /></p><p>So you have a real challenge with these items. I could go on and on but it would get tedious and for most here, preaching to the choir. Start out by researching Gold Encrusted Plates and see what comes up and what price was realized. Hope that helps.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ola402, post: 517446, member: 182"]The gold trim on these dishes reminds me of the Rambler Rose decoration that we see frequently on glassware. The gold is tarnished and not showing the dishes at their best. I usually use a very mild silver polish on my gold trim items. I use Hagerty's Silver Foam. It's a paste used with a wet sponge and I do not press hard, just very lightly and the gold really shines. You need to add measurements to your ebay listing. I assumed at first that these were dessert plates. IMHO, $2K is not realistic. I've seen some ebay sellers get great prices for gold encrusted dinner plates, but their listings have a certain cache (professional photos, stunning backgrounds, etc) and they have been selling for years. And their wares usually say names like Haviland, Rosenthal, and the like. So you have a real challenge with these items. I could go on and on but it would get tedious and for most here, preaching to the choir. Start out by researching Gold Encrusted Plates and see what comes up and what price was realized. Hope that helps.[/QUOTE]
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