There is very little information on the Internet to tell you how much a French Saxon China Union 22K gold pastel is worth, although there is a little bit of information on how much other Saxon China pieces are worth. If you searched for these and found out more information about these pieces, this could give you an idea about how much your piece is worth.
• eBay.
Even if you don't want to sell your piece on eBay, this website is always useful for providing ideas on how much items are worth. If you are considering selling your product privately, then eBay could help to give you an indication of how much you should be charging. This link will take you to eBay where a search has been conducted for Saxon China: http://shop.ebay.co.uk/items/__french+saxon+china_W0QQ_dmdZ2?rvr_id=249471131905&clk_rvr_id=249471131905&crlp=2107576808_228459_228459&UA=WVS%3F&GUID=15f559e11310a06c2256fc86ffd7b5be&agid=359391160&MT_ID=10&keyword=french+saxon+china&ff4=228459_228459.
As you can see, the majority of pieces on this website don't seem to be going for much more than £20.
The only way that you are really going to know for sure how much money your piece will bring in is to usually take the risk and put it up on eBay for any price you want and see if anyone buys or bids on it. If no one does, then you obviously get to keep your product however, by putting your item up for sale on eBay, you are running the risk of someone buying it for next to nothing.
• Antique dealers.
As there don't appear to be any dealers or collectors that are specifically interested in Saxon China, your best option would be to head to your nearest antique dealer and see if they will offer you a price. If your collection or piece is quite rare and in absolutely mint condition, you could get lucky and be offered a rather large sum.
• eBay.
Even if you don't want to sell your piece on eBay, this website is always useful for providing ideas on how much items are worth. If you are considering selling your product privately, then eBay could help to give you an indication of how much you should be charging. This link will take you to eBay where a search has been conducted for Saxon China: http://shop.ebay.co.uk/items/__french+saxon+china_W0QQ_dmdZ2?rvr_id=249471131905&clk_rvr_id=249471131905&crlp=2107576808_228459_228459&UA=WVS%3F&GUID=15f559e11310a06c2256fc86ffd7b5be&agid=359391160&MT_ID=10&keyword=french+saxon+china&ff4=228459_228459.
As you can see, the majority of pieces on this website don't seem to be going for much more than £20.
The only way that you are really going to know for sure how much money your piece will bring in is to usually take the risk and put it up on eBay for any price you want and see if anyone buys or bids on it. If no one does, then you obviously get to keep your product however, by putting your item up for sale on eBay, you are running the risk of someone buying it for next to nothing.
• Antique dealers.
As there don't appear to be any dealers or collectors that are specifically interested in Saxon China, your best option would be to head to your nearest antique dealer and see if they will offer you a price. If your collection or piece is quite rare and in absolutely mint condition, you could get lucky and be offered a rather large sum.