Autumn Berry Heart Creamer and Lidded Sugar Bowl Set
International China Company · Kitchenware > Creamer & Sugar Sets
Era / Decade
1990s (Circa 1993-1996)
Material
Stoneware with glazed finish; ceramic lid. Mid-range mass-produced quality.
Condition
Very Good. Visible items are free of major chips or cracks. The shrink wrap suggests a complete set, but internal crazing or underside chips cannot be ruled out without unwrapping.
Demand Level
Moderate. There is a consistent niche for 90s country kitchen collectibles, but it is not a high-velocity 'flip'.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$12.00 - $22.00
Estimated Retail Value
$25.00 - $35.00 (Adjusted for modern equivalent stoneware sets)
Comparable Sales
Similar stoneware sugar/creamer sets from International China or Heartland patterns typically sell for $15-$20 plus shipping on eBay. Individual replacements sell for $8-$10 each.
Description
A charming two-piece stoneware set featuring a creamer and a lidded sugar bowl. The pattern consists of a country-style 'Autumn Berry' or 'Heart' motif with a decorative border featuring houses, trees, and hearts. The base color is a warm cream/off-white. Perfect for farmhouse or cottagecore kitchen decor.
Key Features
Complete set (sugar bowl with lid + creamer); popular 90s country aesthetic which fits current 'Cottagecore' trends; dishwasher and microwave safe stoneware functionality.
Authenticity Indicators
Typically marked 'International China Company' or 'Heart' on the bottom. Construction is heavy stoneware consistent with 1990s mass-market imports. High confidence in authenticity.
Flaws to Note
Possible shelf wear on the unglazed bottom rings; check for 'flea bites' on the spout of the creamer and the inner rim of the sugar bowl; potential for light crazing in the glaze due to age.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay or Etsy (for vintage seekers); Facebook Marketplace (for local buyers avoiding shipping costs on heavy items); Mercari.
Selling Tips
Use keywords like 'Vintage 90s Country', 'Cottagecore', 'Farmhouse decor', and 'International China Company'. Because these are heavy and fragile, calculate shipping carefully (Priority Mail is recommended for the insurance). Photograph the bottom stamps once unwrapped.