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<p>[QUOTE="dgbjwc, post: 412292, member: 308"]Hello and welcome lilbit. It's a lovely set. The shape is Olympia. The pattern probably does not have a name but is one of the numbers shown on the back - most likely 1793. Tea sets were often not part of a whole dinner line set but a purchase unto themselves. For value I would check eBay for sold Rosenthal tea sets. Unfortunately, it's unlikely to have much value as tea sets are not much in vogue at the moment and there are more sets on the market than the market can absorb.</p><p>Don[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dgbjwc, post: 412292, member: 308"]Hello and welcome lilbit. It's a lovely set. The shape is Olympia. The pattern probably does not have a name but is one of the numbers shown on the back - most likely 1793. Tea sets were often not part of a whole dinner line set but a purchase unto themselves. For value I would check eBay for sold Rosenthal tea sets. Unfortunately, it's unlikely to have much value as tea sets are not much in vogue at the moment and there are more sets on the market than the market can absorb. Don[/QUOTE]
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