Excelsior Bone China Cup and Saucer from Star Trek 6

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Has anybody ever done up a good looking replica of these?

http://www.neweyestudio.com/ebayG/ebg358.jpg

I found this one by doing a quick Google search, but I think $300 is a bit steep. True, it's real bone China, but for a prop, sometimes you don't need real China. :rolleyes

 

[SgtFang]

No replicas that I know of, your best bet is probably to just watch eBay for a low "Buy it Now" and snap it up when you can. :confused

-Sarge

 

[Apollo]

I was surprised how well the Pflatzgraff China sold when they first came out, and that was at 200.00 a clip.

I sold about 7 sets at one Convention. :eek

Iirc they made a lower end version of those but I think they were extremely limited.

You might want to search for those as well.

Good luck in your search!

 

[Lost in Trek]

Years ago I picked up a set of the Enterprise dinnerware plates. Not the china but the normal everyday plates. Same design as the china but a lot less expensive.

I'd search ebay for the lower level plates.

 

[SgtFang]

You know... If there were enough interest, it would probably be worth it to reproduce this stuff. Back about 8-9 years ago, I came close to reproducing the Titanic dinnerware, but interest waned before I could get it all set up and get the artwork done.

You would need to find a place that sells "greenware" in the right style, then find a place that would make the decals. I know such places are out there, but the old links I had are long gone. Maybe start by googling for "custom/ promotional china/ dinnerware"?

Good Luck!

-Sarge