Vintage Pfaltzgraff Village Saucers Set
Pfaltzgraff · Kitchenware & Dinnerware > Saucers / Small Plates
Era / Decade
1970s - 1980s (Village pattern introduced in 1976)
Material
Heavyweight glazed stoneware with hand-painted or glazed accent trim
Condition
Very Good vintage condition. Light surface/utensil marks typical for age; no major visible chips or cracks on top surfaces. Bottom ring shows minor shelf wear.
Demand Level
Moderate / Niche (Steady replacement demand for popular vintage dinnerware lines, though saucers alone sell slower than complete mug sets or larger plates).
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$12.00 - $22.00 for the set of 6 saucers
Estimated Retail Value
$30.00 - $40.00 (original combined retail adjusted for modern replacement values at ~$8-$10 per piece)
Comparable Sales
Sets of 4-6 Pfaltzgraff Village saucers typically sell for $12 to $20 plus shipping on eBay and Etsy. Individual replacements sell for $4-$6 each.
Description
Set of vintage Pfaltzgraff 'Village' pattern stoneware saucers. Features iconic light oatmeal/cream background with dark brown concentric accent stripes and impressed Pfaltzgraff castle mark with USA on the underside. Durable classic mid-century to 80s American kitchenware aesthetic.
Key Features
Classic, highly recognizable 1970s Village pattern; durable stoneware construction; clear maker's stamp on base; great replacement pieces for collectors or replacement services.
Authenticity Indicators
Impressed Pfaltzgraff castle logo with 'USA' clear on the underside base. High confidence (100% authentic).
Flaws to Note
Minor utensil scuffs or glaze irregularities; slight residue or discoloration on unglazed foot rings on bottom.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay, Etsy, Mercari, or Replacements.com vendor program. Etsy and eBay perform best for vintage tableware replacement pieces.
Selling Tips
List using keywords like 'Pfaltzgraff Village Saucer Replacement Set 1976 USA Stoneware'. Group all 6 pieces together to increase order value and make shipping economical. Pack thoroughly with bubble wrap, as stoneware is heavy and prone to damage during transit.