Where can I get rid of..........

[Cadaverous Pallor]

I replaced parts of my mom's china set through a website that let you connect with sellers and buy as many individual pieces as you want. Like eBay but they had everything china, all organized. It was years ago...

[Ponine]

More than likely that was Replacements.com
I dont know that they will buy china though.

Unicorn Antiques downtown might though.

<ETA> I lied ... from their faq

I have pieces that I would like to sell. How do I do this?

We buy items from thousands of individuals each year. Click here for detailed information regarding selling to us, or call us at 1-800-REPLACE (1-800-737-5223 - our average answer speed is 8 seconds) and ask for our Purchasing Department. Our expert staff will let you know if we are currently purchasing pieces or sets in your pattern(s). If so, we will send you via e-mail, FAX, or US Mail a formal offer indicating the prices that we can pay for pieces that you wish to sell to us.

The link referred to is Replacemtns LTD: Sell to us

[Snowflake]

Originally Posted by Ponine

More than likely that was Replacements.com
I dont know that they will buy china though.

Unicorn Antiques downtown might though.

<ETA> I lied ... from their faq



The link referred to is Replacemtns LTD: Sell to us

Replacements will offer you a pittance for your china, and, if the pieces are not mint, they won't take them at all. This is ONLY after you ship to them, too, in NC. Replacements is highly overpriced as a seller and I've used them only in depseration for a piece tha needs replacing.

[Ponine]

Originally Posted by Snowflake

Replacements will offer you a pittance for your china, and, if the pieces are not mint, they won't take them at all. This is ONLY after you ship to them, too, in NC. Replacements is highly overpriced as a seller and I've used them only in depseration for a piece tha needs replacing.

Sorry about that. I didnt realize it was poor information.

[Snowflake]

Originally Posted by Ponine

Sorry about that. I didnt realize it was poor information.

No, NO, it's not poor info. I'm just relating (and not phrased too well) my own experience in an attempt to sell some china to Replacements. even some of the patterns they had nothing on, they did not want and the stuff that was used (but had no marks that I could see, or chips, they refused).

Sorry!