This company started in Newell West Virginia in 1871. It quickly gained recognition when it won the highest award of excellence in the 1876 Philadelphia World's Fair exposition.

They continued to produce quality dinnerware and kitchenware and much of it, especially the attractive patterns, is collectible.

Most of it is marked with the pattern name, and or the shape name, there are certain codes for different stores it was sold in as well.

Here are some examples of prices you could expect to pay in a retail market.

All quotes given are for items in excellent conditon with no damage.

Color/Pattern/Item:

Cavalier -10" Dinner Plate - $12.00

Debutante Teapot - $65.00

Eggshell Georgian, Casserole - $55.00

Eggshell Nautilus, Teapot- $75.00

Jade - Sugar Bowl - $20.00

Liberty Historical America - Casserole $65.00

Click here to see my free antiques appraisal blog.