How Do You Identify And Replace Discontinued China Patterns?
You’ve inherited Grandma’s wedding china and would like to use it at the next family gathering. It is a service for 8. You need 10. Your everyday china pattern has seen better days. Your kids have broken one too many dinner plates being ‘helpful’ washing the dishes. Whatever the situation, there may come a time when you need to replace or add to your china pattern. Identifying and replacing a discontinued china pattern is totally do-able thanks to the internet. First of all, check the bottom of your dinner plate or largest serving piece. Sometimes backstamps are only located on larger pieces. You may hit payday right away if the pattern name is printed along with the name of the maker of your discontinued china piece. If not, having the china maker’s name is a great way to start. The best place to identify and replace your discontinued china pattern is at Replacements.com. (see resources below). They have a database of thousands of china patterns and pieces. Discontinued and current. T
