With an intricate design based on a Chinese legend, Blue Willow china is both beautiful and captivating. And here's a bonus: it can also be valuable. Whether you have some Blue Willow pieces inherited ...

I've always been fascinated by vintage china patterns and how they carry a piece of history with them. Over time, some ...

With the rise of newly formed clubs and more and more conventions, Blue Willow china has found new followers, or “Willowers,” as collectors call themselves. The original Willow pattern was created in ...

Blue Willow china, the pattern that put the "blue plate special" on the menu at American diners, also gave rise to a host of home accessories and collectors who prowl flea markets and attend china ...

Q-I have a child`s tea set in the Blue Willow pattern, bought in 1946. The teapot has no mark, but the cups, saucers, plates and sugar and creamer are stamped ”Made in Japan” on the underside. How can ...

Q: I have several pieces of Blue Willow china but not a complete set. The largest piece is a platter that is 15 inches across. One friend tells me that Blue Willow platters are valuable antiques, but ...

America has had a love affair with Blue Willow china since it was first introduced by English pottery makers at the end of the 18th century. The romance of the pattern goes beyond its charming appeal, ...

The marks on this teapot are that of a dog and the words “Trade Mark E. M. & Co.” on a ribbon-like banner. It is very old, and has fine spiderweb cracks in it, like all old china gets. I think the ...

Blue willow pattern china–a design you’ve presumably seen at your grandmother’s house growing up, featuring a pagoda, a bridge with people crossing it, a willow tree, and a lattice fence–has been ...