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 Bennington Potters Vermont White on white dinner plates US $39.00 
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 SIGNED HB HENRIOT QUIMPER FAIENCE MAJOLICA POTTERY ROOSTER COQ CHANTICLEER PLATE US $47.98
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 Polish Pottery Boleslawiec Complete Breakfast Set 36 Pieces US $425.00
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 UNIKAT 185 ART POLISH POTTERY STONEWARE SIGNATURE PLATE US $20.00
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 POLISH POTTERY SIGNATURE 1622 CA ARTIST I MACZKA 105 DINNER PLATE US $52.75
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 POLISH POTTERY SIGNATURE 1986 CA ARTIST T ANDRUKIEWICZ 105 DINNER PLATE US $39.99
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 HB Henriot Quimper Faience French Pottery Border Dinner Plate US $19.99
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 Sarreguemines OBERNAI – FAIENCERIES VTG Signed French Pottery Dinner Plate US $4.50
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 Staffordshire Dinner Plate 10 Country Music Hall Of Fame And Museum Blue White US $7.99
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 STANGL set of 7 pcs dishes pottery Dahlia hand painted cup plate saucer US $50.00
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 UNIKAT K56 POLISH POTTERY STONEWARE SIGNATURE PLATE US $18.37
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 VINTAGE PENNSBURY POTTERY GREEN ROOSTER DINNER PLATE 11 1 2 1960S PA COLORFUL US $9.95
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 BOLESLAWIEC NEW POLISH POTTERY STONEWARE PLATE POLAND US $6.50
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 UNIKAT 1197 ART CA POLISH POTTERY STONEWARE PLATE US $20.50
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 Lord Nelson Pottery Display Plate The Valley Farm by John Constable US $7.94
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 POLISH POTTERY DINNER PLATE 9 1 4 DIAMETER BY CERAMIKA ARTYSTYCZNA US $23.50
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 Yellow Bybee Pottery Luncheon Plate Think Easter US $8.00
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 POLISH POTTERY UNIKAT SIGNED 10 DINNER PLATE PLATTER Flowers Vines NEW US $58.50
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 POLISH POTTERY UNIKAT 8 SALAD DESSERT PLATE Blue on Blue Floral ART POTTERY US $24.90
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 NEW POLISH POTTERY 4 PIECE PLACE SETTING2 Platesbowl mug Pattern DU 60 US $105.00
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 POLISH POTTERY 10¼ CA Factory DINNER PLATE US $22.00
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 2 Robison Ransbottom Pottery 10 1 2 Pie Plate Dinner Plate Roseville Ohio US $.99
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 UNIKAT K52 POLISH POTTERY STONEWARE SIGNATURE PLATE US $25.00
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 UNIKAT 234 ART POLISH POTTERY STONEWARE SIGNATURE PLATE US $15.00
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 Vintage White California USA Pottery Asparagus Plate 609 US $8.00
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 Henn Pottery Buttercup Yellow Jewel Tulip Dinner Plate US $3.57
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 VINTAGE STANGL POTTERY DINNER PLATE 10 INCH GOLDEN BLOSSOM US $5.00
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 4 HENN POTTERY ROSEVILLE GREEN SPONGEWEAR 10 DINNER PLATES US $22.95
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 4 HENN POTTERY ROSEVILLE LIGHT GREEN SPONGEWEAR 10 DINNER PLATES US $22.95
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 4 HENN POTTERY ROSEVILLE GREEN AND CREAM SPONGEWEAR 10 DINNER PLATES US $22.95
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 3 X ALFRED MEAKIN ENGLAND BLUE OLD WILLOW DINNER PLATES 255 CM 10 INCHES US $15.06
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 BLUE OLD WILLOW PLATE GLADSTONE POTTERY ENGLAND YORK CASTLE MUSEUM 23CM 9 US $6.33
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 Very Nice Hull Art Pottery Brown Drip Dinner Plate US $6.99
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 NEW GERALD HENN POTTERY BLUE GREEN SPONGEWARE DINNER PLATE US $10.99
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 4 HENN POTTERY ROSEVILLE CRANBERRY AND CREAM SPONGEWEAR 10 DINNER PLATES US $22.95
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 Polish Pottery Unikat Dinner Plate in Sweet Meadows Pattern US $19.95
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 Antique George Jones Flow Blue Suez Dinner Plate 1900 US $15.08
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 Polish Stoneware Pottery HAND PAINTED DINNER PLATE 105 US $39.00
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 Polish Stoneware Pottery HAND PAINTED DINNER PLATE 105 US $39.00
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 Polish Stoneware Pottery HAND PAINTED DINNER PLATE 105 US $39.00
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 BARRATTS IRONSTONE ENGLAND DELPHATIC WARE ST JOSEPHS ORATORY CANADA GREEN PLATE US $7.92
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 Grays Pottery Stroke On Trent England 11 PIECE LOT Pareek 1925 Hand Painted US $69.99
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 UNIKAT K51 POLISH POTTERY STONEWARE SIGNATURE PLATE US $10.50
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 Boleslawiec Polish Pottery Stoneware Desert Bread Salad Plate Evas Collection US $15.99
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 DERUTA POTTERY 11 1 2 DINNER PLATE HAND PAINTED IN ITALY US $5.99
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 Beautiful Antique Polychrome Ashworth Ironstone Peony Dinner Plate 1903 Masons US $3.17
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 Fine Staffordshire Pearlware Dillon Milanese Nobles Red Transferware Plate NR US $27.99
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 VGUC Polish Pottery Boleskawiec UNIKAT 10 inch Dinner Plate Signed Numbered US $14.99
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 VINTAGE ROYAL WINTON GRIMWADES ENGLAND SQUARE DINNER PLATE 245CM 975 INCHES US $6.33
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 Early 20th Century Copeland Tower Blue White Plate US $1.57
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 BARRATTS ENGLAND ELIZABETHAN BLUE WHITE DINNER PLATE 255CM 10 EXCELLENT COND US $6.33
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 Lovely Contemporary Hand Painted Italian Dinner or Serving Plate US $24.00
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 WOODS WARE ENGLAND BERYL 225 CM 9 INCH DINNER PLATE EXCELLENT CONDITION US $4.75
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 2 X WOODS WARE ENGLAND IRIS 225 CM 9 INCH DINNER PLATE EXCELLENT CONDITION US $7.92
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 Henn Pottery 2 Cranberry Spongeware Dinner PLate TRIMMED USA MADE OVEN PROOF US $7.88
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 EG PHILLIPS LONGPORT ANCONA STOKE ON TRENT DINNER PLATE c1822 30 RARE NR US $24.99
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 Antique Aesthetic Movement PHILEAU 9 1 2 PLATE Brown Transferware US $9.99
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 Henn Pottery Wrought Iron Appetizer Stand NIB1007 NICE US $4.99
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 Solimene Vietri Pottery Plate Firenze Florence Italy US $9.99
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 Solimene Vietri Pottery Plate Bari Italy US $9.99
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 Cas Vietri Pottery Plate Livorno Italy US $9.99
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 Cas Vietri Pottery Plate Milano Italy US $9.99
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 Cas Vietri Pottery Plate Piacenza Italy US $9.99
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 UNIKAT 165 ART POLISH POTTERY STONEWARE SIGNATURE PLATE US $9.00
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 Staffordshire Pearlware Blue DIMITY Snowflakes Childs Dinner Set Dimmock 1840 US $150.00
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 VICTORIAN BROWN TRANSFERWARE DEEP PLATE SERPENT 1889 US $24.99
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 Bennington Art Pottery VIntage Stoneware Dinner Plate Mustard US $8.99
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 4 Mid Century PALMDALE California Art Pottery TISSOT Aqua Black DINNER PLATES US $32.99
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 Crown Potteries Co USA pastel Floral Pattern 1947 set for 4 person of 17 Rare US $69.99
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 Ceramika Artystyczna Polish Pottery 105 Not Unikat but a beautiful pattern US $18.50
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 Monroe Salt Works Flower Pattern Dinner Plates US $24.00
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 CA Unikat Polish Pottery Stoneware Dinner Plate US $35.00
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 ENGLISH COUNTRYSIDE STAFFORDSHIRE TRANSFERWARE PLATE ROYAL ART POTTERY ENGLAND US $9.99
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 VINTAGE PENNSBURY POTTERY 4 PIECE PLACE SETTING BLACK ROOSTER 1960S PA US $15.00
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 Lajean Antique Keystone Canonsburg Pottery plates US $69.99
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 BEAUMONT POTTERY 95 PLATE SALT GLAZE SGND 1988 ExCnd US $9.99
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 NEW POLISH POTTERY 4 PIECE PLACE SETTING2 Platesbowl Mug Beautiful US $59.00
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 ITALIAN POTTERY VINTAGE TRATTORIA CHECCHINO DAL 1887 COLLECTOR PLATE US $17.00
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 4PC HARTSTONE POTTERY2 PLATES 1BOWL 1 CANNISTER ALL MINT CITRUS FRUIT W 1 BOWL US $39.00
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 Sophie Conran by Portmeirion 11-Inch Dinner Plates, Set of 4, White List Price: Sale Price: $52.80 |
 Thomson Pottery 16-pc. White Quadro Set Sale Price: $24.00 |
 Polish Pottery Dinner Plate 10" diameter List Price: Sale Price: $41.00 |
 Polish Pottery Ceramika Boleslawiec, 1103/238, Dinner Plate 26, 10 1/4 Inches, Royal Blue Patterns with Red Cornflower and Blue Butterflies Motif List Price: Sale Price: $55.66 |
 Polish Pottery Ceramika Boleslawiec, 1103/162, Dinner Plate 26, 10 1/4 Inches, Royal Blue Patterns with Blue Pansy Flower Motif List Price: Sale Price: $55.04 |
 EuroQuest Imports Bunzlauer Dinner Plate, 11 inch List Price: Sale Price: $27.50 |
 Polish Pottery Dinner Plate 10" diameter List Price: Sale Price: $41.00 |
 Polish Pottery Ceramika Boleslawiec 1103/280 Royal Blue Patterns with Red Rose Motif Dinner Plate 26, 10-1/4-Inch List Price: Sale Price: $54.25 |
 Polish Pottery Dinner Plate 1014-149a Sale Price: $54.90 |
 Belleek Shamrock Dinner Plate List Price: Sale Price: $64.59 |
Pottery Dinner Plate
Frequently Asked Questions...
Need help with ceramic painting project, I want to paint plates for a birthday party activity?
I was thinking about painting plates as a birthday party activity (but at home, not at a pottery studio like Color Me Mine.) I've been looking at ceramic bisque online, but I was wondering if you could just paint on a white ceramic dinner plate or is ceramic bisque different than a finished plate. Also, do the plates need to be fired to be food safe or is there another way to do it? I read something about using underglaze and a clear overglaze on top of it, but does that still need to be fired or does the overglaze protect you from the underglaze? If it's too much trouble, maybe we'll just paint something that isn't used for food, but I still want to make sure it's non-toxic.
Also, any ideas of the cost of firing ceramics? Where is the best place to do this?
Answer:
First off you can not paint on finished plates and use them for food. The only way you can do this is on bisque, preferably stone ware. The best place to contact is Placid Ceramics. They are in Washington Pa. Phone number (724) 225 6778. If they can not provide you with bisque stone ware I am sure they will know where.
When you buy green ware from a ceramic shop (not been fired yet) you pay for the slip and 10% of the cost of the mold new. i.e. 1 Qt of slip is lets say $1, the mold cost $50 new, your piece will cost you $6. When it is fired the first time it is another 10% of the mold. If you want it food safe you must use under glaze paint. This is paint designed to be fired to set it to the piece.
Once the paint is set it must be over glazed, you must use a lead free glaze. (food safe). remember, each time you fire it, it is another10%.
For your party you can have the bisque plates and the under glaze paint ready. Once the paint is dry it needs fired again. The food safe glaze can now be applied, and once dried fired for the last time. Your plates are now food safe.
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Should You Wait For Your Prospects to Call You?
Worried about being perceived as "a pushy salesperson," direct sales entrepreneurs often resist making prospecting calls and follow-up calls to their prospects or current customers. They often tell me that they just don't know what to say once they do pick up the phone and call prospects. It seems that they're looking for the perfect script that will serve as a magic cure all.
I find that a good script or properly preparing for your sales call is a very wise technique that can dramatically increase the success of your sales calls. However, it most likely is not the sales process that trips you up. The most difficult part is picking up that 100 pound phone!
One theory about sales calling is that it's dead or obsolete. What is meant by that is there are ways to implement savvy marketing in order to get your prospects calling you instead of you calling them.
Does anything sound better than that? Just think about that for a moment. Wouldn't your job be peach perfect, if all your prospects called you? The truth is, you probably would not have your current job, if it were that easy to get prospects to call; no business would need to hire sales professionals, if the prospects did the work!
Don't get me wrong, I believe in savvy marketing. Anything you can do to make the sales process better, more effective, and easier definitely gets my vote. However, reciprocity is part of any healthy relationship. And when it comes to developing a healthy customer/salesman relationship, calling your customers is one of the smartest marketing strategies you can use. So why would you really want to forgo it?
It never ceases to amaze me how often I hear about the frustration sales professionals experience after leaving a message or two and the potential prospect never calling back. When this happens, it is often assumed that the prospect is not interested. After years of being in the sales industry, one thing I have definitely learned is to stop waiting to call my prospects, and to stop hoping and waiting for my prospects to call me back. One of the best ways to explain this is to give you an example of me as a customer.
It just so happens that I love Longaberger products. If you have never heard of Longaberger, it is a direct sales company that has beautiful baskets and pottery. A while back I started collecting the Longaberger pottery. I was so pleased with my first set of dishes that I wanted more almost immediately. In fact, for nine months I wanted to order another set of dinner plates. Now understand that I really did want those dinner plates. When we had guests come over, it bothered me that I only had a 6 place setting (that is probably a woman thing). Every week, I thought, "I really need another set of those plates."
I had the phone number of the sales person, but even though I really wanted those plates, week after week went by without me picking up the phone and ordering them. That may sound illogical. Just understand that I knew I would be parting with $100, once I made that call, so I continually resisted the process. The flip side of this is that I would have been thrilled to order, if the sales person had only called me. I had received several flyers in the mail from her, but never a follow-up phone call.
When I analyzed the situation, I realized that as a customer, I felt that the sales person needed to provide me with service, before I should open up my wallet and grant HER the commissions! Ultimately I did not want to do what I believed was her job to do. So keep in mind that it is your job to stay in touch with your current customers and it is your job to connect with potential customers.
It is not the job of the customer to find you. It is your job to find your customers. That is why you are being paid as a sales professional. Your customers know what your job is, and they know it is not their job! If you remember that, you will not fall into the trap of feeling rejected quite so readily.
One super star seller I know once told me that most people put themselves last on the list. They may want to order more of a product, but they will not take the time to call and order. Time after time, customers will end up saying that they have been meaning to call and order more, but just have not had the time to do it!
Have you ever gone to the store to buy a gallon of milk, but come home with $40 of food? When something is placed before us, we tend to see the desire or need for it. Then, it is a challenge to resist. Our potential customers gain a fuller sense of their desire or need for our product, when we place it before them.
Never expect your customers or prospects to do your job. Place expectations only on yourself. Place the expectation on yourself to follow through and keep trying until you connect!
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