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REMINISCING Limited Ed. PLATE N. ROCKWELL
Plate, porcelain, limited edition, Reminiscing, Norman Rockwell. This is the first issue in the ''Home of the Brave'' collection by Norman Rockwell. The artwork first appeared on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post on January 18, 1919. We see two sailors in a moment of reflection ~ one has a letter and a picture of 'the girl back home', the other has only his memories at the moment. The plate is 8½ inches in diameter, and has a 24kt gold rim. Made by Royal Devon, U.S.A. in 1981, this is No.14,106 of...
Circa: 1981
Manufacturer: Royal Devon
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N. ROCKWELL Ltd. Ed. BROKEN WINDOW PLATE
Norman Rockwell's ''The Broken Window'' is an unfinished watercolor painting and previously unpublished. This single issue First Edition plate from River Shore, Ltd. was released in 1981. Diameter: 8½ inches. Mint condition in the original box.
Circa: 1981
Manufacturer: River Shore, Ltd.
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ROOM That LIGHT MADE Ltd. Ed. PLATE Rockwell
A limited edition porcelain plate, "The Room That Light Made", from Norman Rockwell and Knowles China. This is the first issue in the collection entitled ''Rockwell's Light Campaign'', from Edwin Knowles China Co. and the Rockwell Society of America. The theme sprang from Rockwell's need to illustrate the impact of Edison's new electric light, both as it illuminated the enduring strengths of the American family, and as it revealed new possibilities. This is No.17,059E from a limited firing period of...
Manufacturer: Edwin Knowles China Co.
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N. ROCKWELL Ltd. Ed. APRIL FOOL PLATE 1979
From the Ghent Collection on fine Gorham china, this is Norman Rockwell's ''April Fool''. Originally issued as a Saturday Evening Post cover on April 3, 1948. This limited edition plate comes with it's original box, styrofoam liner, and pamphlet. Inside the pamphlet is a page for you to list the mistakes you can find, for Mr. Rockwell had a characteristic good humor and imbued the original painting with many errors. Diameter: 8½ inches. Excellent condition.
Manufacturer: Norman Rockwell
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