Dinner Plate, Royal China, Colonial Homestead, Gray, Vintage
Dinner Plate, Royal China, Colonial Homestead, Gray, Vintage
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- Pattern: Colonial Homestead (Discontinued)
- Made in Sebring, Ohio, USA
- Vintage: 1950's
- Details: This is a wonderful dinner plate from Royal China, a US china company that was in business from 1934 to 1986. The pattern is very old, and the design even older, it features a colonial "kitchen" which was really the home's fireplace. There are pots hanging by the fire and others waiting their turn. Of course the rifle is very close by, a few plates and pitchers which were not decorative but for daily use, and notice the oven door just above the fire. The border on the plate is made to look like nailed wood planks. There are always variations in color on these older china pieces, the official color on this is "gray", however, ours is more gray-brown. The backstamp reads: "Colonial Homestead by Royal, Underglaze circa 1950, Patented N53". This plate is not bright white, it has a subtle cream tone to it. This is not an easy pattern to find, and finding a complete set is even harder, so if you're trying to replace a broken dinner plate, we hope this is a happy find. Otherwise, this makes a great wall plate or a great addition to your Fall/ Winter or even Thanksgiving decorative display.
- Materials: Ceramic
- Dimension: 10.0 inches in Diameter
- Condition: Vintage - Used. Good Condition considering its age. There is a chip, actually a small hole, in the back, there are surface scratches, some discoloration and lots of crazing both front and back. Please review all pictures and make sure you love this item before purchasing, we can't accept returns. Please remember these are VINTAGE and ANTIQUE items, they are NOT new, every effort has been made to show any scratches, wear and tear and imperfections.