GUEST: They came from my husband's grandparents' house, and they appear to be hand-painted and very dainty and thin. And they've always been our favorites and they have the Rozenburg mark on the bottom. But that's all I know.
APPRAISER: Okay. Indeed, they are Rozenburg.
GUEST: Hmm.
APPRAISER: And, indeed, they are very dainty.
GUEST: Mm.
APPRAISER: And they are hand-painted. They are eggshell porcelain, and were made by Rozenburg in the Hague in Holland roughly between 1895 and 1905. They are all unique pieces. They are highly collectible, because they're, they're just beautiful Art Nouveau examples. You'll see, it says "Rozenburg, den Haag."
GUEST: Mm-hmm.
APPRAISER: Which is the Hague in, in Holland.
GUEST: Mm-hmm.
APPRAISER: And there are some marks on here indicate who the artists are. I do not know the individual artists, but they are individually done and they are unique. And as you mentioned, two of these are somewhat similar. The one closest to you has, has the bird on it, which is really a plus, anytime you have animals or unusual subject matter. At auction, $800 to $1,000 for that one piece.
GUEST: Wow.
APPRAISER: The other ones might be slightly less than that. $700 to $900 at auction.
GUEST: So, as a collection, are they more desirable, price-wise?
APPRAISER: I, if I were to sell them at auction, I would sell them each individually, because not everybody's gonna like the same ones.
GUEST: Yeah, I love them-- thank you.
