Does anyone know about this kind of stuff?

[miketx]

This was purchased in Germany in the early 60's and a friend wants to know if it's worth anything.

 

[Floyd61]

HOHR German Castles Punch Bowl Tureen W/mugs / Set of 9 Mugs & - Etsy

FABULOUS MID CENTURY HOHR GERMAN CASTLES ALE/PUNCH TUREEN AND MUGS SET..EACH PIECE DEPICTS SEVERAL CASTLE IN AN ELABORATE THICK GLAZE OF BLUE AND TAN COLORS..THE TUREEN IS MOST IMPRESSIVE WITH THE AMOUNT OF DETAILS FROM THE RAISED CASTLE DESIGNS TO THE ELABORATELY DECORATED HANDLES..IT HOLDS 5L OR A

www.etsy.com

 

[JGalt]

HOHR German Castles Punch Bowl Tureen W/mugs / Set of 9 Mugs & - Etsy

FABULOUS MID CENTURY HOHR GERMAN CASTLES ALE/PUNCH TUREEN AND MUGS SET..EACH PIECE DEPICTS SEVERAL CASTLE IN AN ELABORATE THICK GLAZE OF BLUE AND TAN COLORS..THE TUREEN IS MOST IMPRESSIVE WITH THE AMOUNT OF DETAILS FROM THE RAISED CASTLE DESIGNS TO THE ELABORATELY DECORATED HANDLES..IT HOLDS 5L OR A

www.etsy.com

Post-war, made for tourists. I'd say by the stamping on the bottom "Made in Germany", that it was made after Germany was unified (1989). Otherwise it would read "Made in West Germany." They did make those pre-war, but the quality woulod have been much higher. Etsy sellers tend to price their merchandise high, as do many sellers on Ebay. I always look at completed auctions and auctions that have actually sold, on Ebay. Out of the ones that sold, the average price was $100-$120. Shipping is usually an arm and a leg for items like those because you have to cushion the hell out of them. Even so, something invariably gets broken by the postal system.

 

[JGalt]

I stand corrected. The second picture is hard to read the lettering. I did find a set of those that sold for $50 on proxbid, but they were marked "Made in W Germany." They were made by the Gerz Co.

 

[miketx]

HOHR German Castles Punch Bowl Tureen W/mugs / Set of 9 Mugs & - Etsy

FABULOUS MID CENTURY HOHR GERMAN CASTLES ALE/PUNCH TUREEN AND MUGS SET..EACH PIECE DEPICTS SEVERAL CASTLE IN AN ELABORATE THICK GLAZE OF BLUE AND TAN COLORS..THE TUREEN IS MOST IMPRESSIVE WITH THE AMOUNT OF DETAILS FROM THE RAISED CASTLE DESIGNS TO THE ELABORATELY DECORATED HANDLES..IT HOLDS 5L OR A

www.etsy.com

Post-war, made for tourists. I'd say by the stamping on the bottom "Made in Germany", that it was made after Germany was unified (1989). Otherwise it would read "Made in West Germany." They did make those pre-war, but the quality woulod have been much higher. Etsy sellers tend to price their merchandise high, as do many sellers on Ebay. I always look at completed auctions and auctions that have actually sold, on Ebay. Out of the ones that sold, the average price was $100-$120. Shipping is usually an arm and a leg for items like those because you have to cushion the hell out of them. Even so, something invariably gets broken by the postal system.

My friend said he bought it in Germany in 1964. I think he wants to sell them and make some money but my wife found one like it for sale for 300 dollars. I'd just keep it because it is really cool looking.

 

[JGalt]

HOHR German Castles Punch Bowl Tureen W/mugs / Set of 9 Mugs & - Etsy

FABULOUS MID CENTURY HOHR GERMAN CASTLES ALE/PUNCH TUREEN AND MUGS SET..EACH PIECE DEPICTS SEVERAL CASTLE IN AN ELABORATE THICK GLAZE OF BLUE AND TAN COLORS..THE TUREEN IS MOST IMPRESSIVE WITH THE AMOUNT OF DETAILS FROM THE RAISED CASTLE DESIGNS TO THE ELABORATELY DECORATED HANDLES..IT HOLDS 5L OR A

www.etsy.com

Post-war, made for tourists. I'd say by the stamping on the bottom "Made in Germany", that it was made after Germany was unified (1989). Otherwise it would read "Made in West Germany." They did make those pre-war, but the quality woulod have been much higher. Etsy sellers tend to price their merchandise high, as do many sellers on Ebay. I always look at completed auctions and auctions that have actually sold, on Ebay. Out of the ones that sold, the average price was $100-$120. Shipping is usually an arm and a leg for items like those because you have to cushion the hell out of them. Even so, something invariably gets broken by the postal system.

My friend said he bought it in Germany in 1964. I think he wants to sell them and make some money but my wife found one like it for sale for 300 dollars. I'd just keep it because it is really cool looking.

Like most things, something's only worth what somebody will be willing to pay for it. Some things do sell themselves though, if they're rare or unusual.

 

[miketx]

HOHR German Castles Punch Bowl Tureen W/mugs / Set of 9 Mugs & - Etsy

FABULOUS MID CENTURY HOHR GERMAN CASTLES ALE/PUNCH TUREEN AND MUGS SET..EACH PIECE DEPICTS SEVERAL CASTLE IN AN ELABORATE THICK GLAZE OF BLUE AND TAN COLORS..THE TUREEN IS MOST IMPRESSIVE WITH THE AMOUNT OF DETAILS FROM THE RAISED CASTLE DESIGNS TO THE ELABORATELY DECORATED HANDLES..IT HOLDS 5L OR A

www.etsy.com

Post-war, made for tourists. I'd say by the stamping on the bottom "Made in Germany", that it was made after Germany was unified (1989). Otherwise it would read "Made in West Germany." They did make those pre-war, but the quality woulod have been much higher. Etsy sellers tend to price their merchandise high, as do many sellers on Ebay. I always look at completed auctions and auctions that have actually sold, on Ebay. Out of the ones that sold, the average price was $100-$120. Shipping is usually an arm and a leg for items like those because you have to cushion the hell out of them. Even so, something invariably gets broken by the postal system.

My friend said he bought it in Germany in 1964. I think he wants to sell them and make some money but my wife found one like it for sale for 300 dollars. I'd just keep it because it is really cool looking.

Like most things, something's only worth what somebody will be willing to pay for it. Some things do sell themselves though, if they're rare or unusual.

I just spoke with him and he said he bought it in Bamberg Germany in 1964. Don't really look like it's worth much. Thanks for you input.

 

[JGalt]

HOHR German Castles Punch Bowl Tureen W/mugs / Set of 9 Mugs & - Etsy

FABULOUS MID CENTURY HOHR GERMAN CASTLES ALE/PUNCH TUREEN AND MUGS SET..EACH PIECE DEPICTS SEVERAL CASTLE IN AN ELABORATE THICK GLAZE OF BLUE AND TAN COLORS..THE TUREEN IS MOST IMPRESSIVE WITH THE AMOUNT OF DETAILS FROM THE RAISED CASTLE DESIGNS TO THE ELABORATELY DECORATED HANDLES..IT HOLDS 5L OR A

www.etsy.com

Post-war, made for tourists. I'd say by the stamping on the bottom "Made in Germany", that it was made after Germany was unified (1989). Otherwise it would read "Made in West Germany." They did make those pre-war, but the quality woulod have been much higher. Etsy sellers tend to price their merchandise high, as do many sellers on Ebay. I always look at completed auctions and auctions that have actually sold, on Ebay. Out of the ones that sold, the average price was $100-$120. Shipping is usually an arm and a leg for items like those because you have to cushion the hell out of them. Even so, something invariably gets broken by the postal system.

My friend said he bought it in Germany in 1964. I think he wants to sell them and make some money but my wife found one like it for sale for 300 dollars. I'd just keep it because it is really cool looking.

Like most things, something's only worth what somebody will be willing to pay for it. Some things do sell themselves though, if they're rare or unusual.

I just spoke with him and he said he bought it in Bamberg Germany in 1964. Don't really look like it's worth much. Thanks for you input.

The right person would probably pay $150 for them.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

The wife has a bunch of blue and white ceramic stuff Her Dad brought back from France after WWII two thats in pristine condition.
I'll have to post up some of the printing on the bottem of em.

 

[Shelzin]

It's a container for liquids, with smaller ones surrounding it.

 

[mudwhistle]

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This was purchased in Germany in the early 60's and a friend wants to know if it's worth anything.

That's a nice set.

 

[Gracie]

It's nice. Keep it awhile. Or consign it. Ask 150 bucks...the consignee will take half...or 40%.