A 36-piece set of the Greenwich by Denby dinner plates, bowls and cups sold for £297.48, while a large imperial blue dinner set was snapped up for £300 last month.
And at regular auction, a Wedgwood Turquoise Florentine tea and dinner set with 68 pieces sold at Potteries Auctions for £1,200 last year.
According to Potteries Auctions, classic patterns like Florentine from Wedgwood or Old Country Roses from Royal Albert have stood the test of time and retain their value or are even worth far more than their original value at auction.
The brand's Imperial Blue set is one of its most popular ranges featuring white pottery with deep blue rims, while its Greenwich By Denby set in white and green is also sought-after.
And a 31-part set of the common and ever-popular Royal Doulton Pacific Blue Dots set sold for £165 in December.
