Posted 3 years ago
GunnerQueen
(1 item)
Would like to know about these teaspoons got them as a gift due to me collecting antique and old teaspoons.
24Ct Gold Plated spoons x6 | ||
| Silver Spoons7 of 385 |  |  |
24Ct Gold Plated spoons x6 | ||
| Silver Spoons7 of 385 | | |
Posted 3 years ago
GunnerQueen
(1 item)
Would like to know about these teaspoons got them as a gift due to me collecting antique and old teaspoons.
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Welcome to CW. First off, we don't give values in this section. Secondly you can add up to 4 pictures.
You basically showed us a picture of a spoon with no information and said what are these worth? A picture of the stamps would be most helpful and gain better results. And remember..when you see prices online..you can ask whatever price you want, it's what the sold price is, that counts.
Hi, GunnerQueen. :-)
What dav2no1 wrote about prices seen online is exactly right. For that matter, the same rule applies to offline.
However, a simple Internet search with "24k gold plated spoons roses" as my criteria turned up this:
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Cute gold-plated demitasse spoon (small tea spoon) for sugar or stirring your tea with rose motif on handle. Approximately 4.5" long.
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https://www.theteatable.com/product/GD-9.html
That was actually only one of many hits for the same pattern.
Here is a twenty-eight piece set with that pattern:
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GOLDEN ROSE COLLECTION24 KT Gold Electroplate28 Piece Complete SetUnused in original plastic sleeves. The forks and spoons are smaller than average flatware so are perfect for appetizers or desserts.Set includes:· 12 forks· 12 spoons· 1 sugar spoon· 1 small tong· 1 large tong· 1 pie serverThe backs of the flatware are marked JAPAN.
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https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-japan-golden-rose-28-pc-493764117
FYI, I even saw the pattern (GD-9?) at both Walmart and Amazon (from the Harold Import Company).
It looks like they might be Japanese, but to be sure, a good, clear picture of the back stamp on one of your spoons would help.