Tag Archives: Lenox Brookdale

How to Celebrate after Labor Day

Posted on September 6, 2016 by Maria Leslie P

Do you still have a hangover from the Labor Day weekend? Well, who says that the barbecue parties and picnics have to stop? And for your dinnerware, choose from our stunning Lenox collections. Be adventurous and mix and match Lenox … Continue reading →

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What Is The Value Of Your China or Crystal?

Posted on April 19, 2012 by Josh P

This is probably the most common question we get on a daily basis. Many people are looking to sell china or dinnerware sets they own or have inherited and want to know how much it’s worth and how much they … Continue reading →

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Iconic Crystal Company Steuben Going Out of Business

Posted on November 30, 2011 by Josh P

Today brings the sad news of the closing of the last remaining factory of Steuben glass. I’ll leave it to another time to delve into Steuben’s rich history and unparallelled innovation and craftsmanship. The point of this post? To reassure … Continue reading →

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Which China Trim Do You Love?

Posted on November 16, 2011 by Josh P

When deciding which china pattern to purchase, people take into consideration many factors: Price, Quality and most of all, Design. Now design means the style and motif of the pattern, does it not? Yes it does. But what motivates people … Continue reading →

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Sell Your China For The Most Money By Planning Ahead

Posted on November 9, 2011 by Josh P

Everybody knows that when you drive a new car off the lot it’s value plunges immediately. And while this applies to all cars, some take it on the chin more than others. So if you intend to sell your car … Continue reading →

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How To Spruce Up Your Holiday Table

Posted on November 2, 2011 by Josh P

Nothing enhances the holiday mood like a beautifully set table. The crystal sparkles, the flatware shines and the china makes you and your guests feel important and cherished. But after a while it can become routine. If you tend to … Continue reading →

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Herend Patterns With Multiple Borders

Posted on October 26, 2011 by Josh P

There are china patterns that have little color (see Lauren Megan and Lenox Citation Gold). Then there are those that are all about color such as Christian Dior Casablanca and to a lesser extent, Lenox Charleston. Herend is all about … Continue reading →

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What To Look For When Selling Your China

Posted on September 19, 2011 by Josh P

There are a lot of reasons to part with your china, crystal and tableware. Most often people sell to us because they have an extra set. It works great to sell pieces of a set of Lenox April you inherited … Continue reading →

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A List of All The Wedgwood Columbia Patterns

Posted on August 29, 2011 by Josh P

What do Wedgwood Florentine, Wedgwood Columbia, Lenox Hancock and Spode Trade Winds have in common? The all have different styles revolving around a similar basic design and as such, carry the same name (at least the first part of it). … Continue reading →

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A List Of The China Manufacturers Based In Limoges, France.

Posted on August 22, 2011 by Josh P

If I had a dime for every time we are approached by customers or sellers looking to buy or sell china made by the “company Limoges”, I’d be a rich man. Folks, there is no such thing as “Limoges China”, … Continue reading →

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