Pfaltzgraff Stores Closing

[Kozman]

I just heard that all Pfaltzgraff stores are closing. They will only retain an online and catalog store. Current discounts range from 20 to 40%.

 

[jemmielou]

closing of stores

does this mean that our dinnerware will worth much more? That's interesting.

 

[AwayWeGo]

Whoa! Who's Next ?

First Pfaltzgraff, next Price-Pfister ?

-- Alan Cole, McLean (Fairfax County), Virginia, USA.​

 

[Nancy]

Sorry about this

Sorry to see these stores closing. I think they were bought out a few years ago and haven't been the same since. The pattern I have, and use, hasn't been in the stores for several years except for special pieces. If I needed to add or replace, it had to be a yearly special order. Last winter, I found a set at a local thrift store with much more pieces than I will ever need.

Nancy

 

[AwayWeGo]

Anybody Else ?

First Pfaltzgraff, next Price-Pfister ?

What about Pfaff ?

-- Alan Cole, McLean (Fairfax County), Virginia, USA.​

 

[Kozman]

Too fancy for me!!

 

[Aussiedog]

Don't forget Replacements LTD!

They have the world's largest selection of old and new dinnerware. When I needed a few serving pieces for a discontinued pattern I called them and they started an ongoing search for me - sent me a postcard every few months to let me know what their inventory for that pattern looked like. They are great to work with.

http://www.replacements.com/

Ann

 

[Kozman]

They have the world's largest selection of old and new dinnerware. When I needed a few serving pieces for a discontinued pattern I called them and they started an ongoing search for me - sent me a postcard every few months to let me know what their inventory for that pattern looked like. They are great to work with.

http://www.replacements.com/

Ann

Ebay is another great place for replacements.

 

[ciscogizmo1]

They have the world's largest selection of old and new dinnerware. When I needed a few serving pieces for a discontinued pattern I called them and they started an ongoing search for me - sent me a postcard every few months to let me know what their inventory for that pattern looked like. They are great to work with.

http://www.replacements.com/

Ann

Do you really find deals?? I bought my Christmas China at Macy's and I only ended up buying 9 place settings. I've always wanted to add 3 more but at replacements it is around $100 to $200 per piece. When I originally bought the setting at 5 pieces a set it was around $50 to $75 each. I can't fathom paying that much. I've always wanted to sell on ebay but the packaging would be a PAIN..

 

[pjrose]

Too fancy for me!!

Don't you mean too PFancy?

 

[Floridaski]

Not many deals - but good if you need it

Replacements.com does not have very many deals. But, let's face it - if you break one of your grandmothers 100 year old China plates - do you really care how much it costs to replace? I might not even use some of the stuff I have if I did not know that somebody was willing to find me a replacement. My China set was discontinued a long time ago, it is still reasonably priced at replacements.com - it is $100.00 per place setting - but they also sell individual pieces. I prefer replacements.com over e-bay for silver, china or crystal - the prices on discontinued early 1900's silver seems to be high regardless of where you purchase. I know that at replacements.com it is exactly what it is suppose to be. Hope this helps anybody searching for grandma's broken plate or disposal warped silver.

 

[AwayWeGo]

Gone !

I just heard that all Pfaltzgraff stores are closing.

Pffffffft !​

-- Alan Cole, McLean (Fairfax County), Virginia, USA.​