The Franklin Mint Collectibles Value Guide
Reproductions - Silver Plates - Jewelry
The Franklin Mint was established in 1964 and began producing and selling privately minted gold and silver commemorative rounds and medallions. Throughout the 70s, 80s, and 90s the company continuously expanded into new collectibles areas, including figurines, plates, die cast models, and pewter.
- Name: Martime Chronometer
- Series: National Maritime Historical Society
- Type: Reproduction
- Description: The heavy chronometer is made of brass with a gimballed quartz movement on a mahogany stand. It measures 17cm in diameter with a height of 13cm.
- Sale Price: $110.00
- Sale Date: May 2020
- Name: The Maritime Hourglass
- Series: National Maritime Historical Society
- Type: Reproduction
- Description: Functional recreation commemorating the 125th anniversary of the Cutty Sark. 10.5 inches tall. Cast metal and glass with gold-plated accents.
- Production Dates: 1992
- Sale Price: $182.00
- Sale Date: Jul 2020
- Name: Marie Antoinette Clock
- Series: The Victoria and Albert Museum
- Type: Reproduction
- Description: Royal blue porcelain and gilt bronze. Roman and Arabic numerals to the eight day movement, Zodiac symbols on the face, sunburst cresting. 15 1/2 inches high.
- Production Dates: 1990
- Sale Price: $265.00
- Sale Date: Jun 2020
- Name: Kyoto
- Series: The Victoria and Albert Museum Porcelain Teapot Collection
- Type: Reproduction
- Description: Copied from a Japanese teapot in the museum's Far Eastern Department. Porcelain teapot and cover, printed and painted with sprays of flowering plants in underglaze and overglaze colors. Measures 3.5 x 6 x 2.5
- Production Dates: 1985
- Sale Price: $10.99
- Sale Date: Jun 2020
- Name: Rising Works Clock
- Series: Thwaites and Reed
- Type: Clock
- Description: Designed by noted horologist Nathan David Bloch, it comes with a letter of commendation from the president of the the Musee International d'Horlogerie, who reserved the first clock of this limited edition for their permanent collection. The seven-day movement was crafted by Thwaites and Reed, London. It has over 63 parts and has a jeweled escapement. 66 cm high 27 cm wide and 18 cm deep
- Production Dates: 1985
- Sale Price: $535.00
- Sale Date: Jun 2020
- Name: Acorn Shelf Clock
- Type: Reproduction
- Description: Wooden clock in the style of the 19th century Connecticut clock makers. Features the traditional acorn shape and a pastoral scene with horses, sheep and other animals.
- Sale Price: $95.00
- Sale Date: Jun 2020
- Name: The Royal Hunt
- Series: Marc Waymel
- Type: Tapestry
- Description: 47 inches wide by 37 inches high tapestry depicting a medieval hunt scene by Marc Waymel in . This tapestry is well made and has great detail. The tapestry is woven of wool and cotton and is fully lined with cotton backing. There are five loops from which to hang the tapestry and includes a wooden rod.
- Production Dates: 1984
- Sale Price: $89.98
- Sale Date: Jun 2020
- Name: Thomas Jefferson
- Series: The 1973 Official Bicentennial Commemoriative Plate
- Type: Sterling Silver Plate
- Description: Sterling Silver 8 Plate with 24k Gold Electroplate. Number 1 in the series shows Jefferson Drafting the Declaration of Independence.
- Production Dates: 1973
- Sale Price: $97.09
- Sale Date: Jun 2020
- Name: The Princess Diana Tiara Ring
- Series: Stuart Devlin
- Type: Jewelry
- Description: A ring in the form of a tiara which completely encircles the finger. Crafted of 14k yellow gold, with four cultured pearls and three diamonds. 3.7 grams. Size 9.5
- Production Dates: 1985
- Sale Price: $599.00
- Sale Date: Jun 2020
- Name: Cleopatra Bracelet Watch
- Type: Jewelry
- Description: 22k gold on sterling silver. Swiss Movement. Blue lapis cabochon stones on each end of the watches face. The band is 8 1/4 inches long x 1 1/8 inche wide.
- Production Dates: 1988
- Sale Price: $32.37
- Sale Date: Jun 2020
These values for Franklin Mint collectibles are based on prices realized in actual recent retail transactions. Unless otherwise noted, the items are in a condition that is acceptable to most collectors - near mint-state, clean, and free of damage. Particularly pristine items are worth more, especially those with intact original packaging, the original certificate of authenticity, and other documentation. Items with excessive wear from careless handling and storage, damage, or repairs will be worth considerably less than the values listed here.
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