The French Saxon China co. Sebring, Ohio. National Bortherhood of Operative Potters.?

Question

I have a set of salt shakers, a creamer dish, and a bunch of other dishes that hae a floral pattern on them with the words, The French Saxon China co. Sebring, Ohio. National Bortherhood of Operative Potters. I was just wondering if anybody knew the price range of what this set could be worth. Every website I've gone on doesn't give the price, just an address I could send pictures to so they could price it.
Does anybody know what these could be worth??

Answer 1

Reputable dealers are reluctant to share their hard earned expertise for free, since that information is actually worth money. One way to find out is see what you can find on e-bay that is like what you have, and what is the price you see there.

It is extremely difficult to appraise any object without seeing it, to judge the condition of it, and the authenticity. Pictures can make fakes look just like the original, but actually examining the piece will not.

And finally, a piece is only worth what the buyer will pay for it. It is the buyers who set the price, no one else.