Norman Rockwell

Mending Time is the 1985 edition in the Mothers Day series by Norman Rockwell and presented in fine china by Edwin Knowles. Justifiably proud of a job well done, Grandma takes a last look at a fine mending job. Limited to year of issue, this plate comes to you in original box with all paperwork including Certificate of Authenticity.

This is a 10 1/2 inch collector plate by Gorham. The plate is a limited edition Norman Rockwell titled Spring- Sweet Song So Young. Rimmed in gold. No chips or cracks. Free shipping on orders totalling 60.00 or more in the continental US.

Collector Plate ~ Norman Rockwell - Story Teller 1984 by Knowles China, original box and papers.

This beautiful plate, After the Party, is the sixth issue in Rockwell's Mother's Day Series. Made by Edwin M.Knowle's China Company, America's oldest name in fine china, in 1981, the Bradex number is 84-270-2.6. Certified by the Rockwell Society of America it was made in a limited edition and permanently closed on May 8, 1981. In very good + condition without chips, cracks or fleabites, it is numbered #14527 I and it measures 8 1/2 inches in diameter. An addition to any Mother's Day or Norman Rockwell Plate Collection. SH & Ins. will be quoted after orders placed. If you have questions feel free to contact me and thank you for looking.

Collector Plate ~ Norman Rockwell - The Ship Builder, 1980. Bearded man sitting building model sailing ship. Made by E. M. Knowles. Rockwell's Society, Heritage. Has original box and papers.

This beautiful plate The Banjo Player by artist Norman Rockwell was made by the Edwin M.Knowles china company in 1989. The plate number is 9055F and it is in new condition, in the original box with the packing booklet and Certificate of Authenticity. The Bradex number is 84-R70-3 13 and it says that this is the 13th. plate in the Rockwell Heritage Collection. Norman Rockwell was born in New York on 3rd February, 1894. Rockwell enjoyed drawing and decided he wanted to be an artist at an early age. He studied at Chase Art School, the National Academy of Design and the Arts Students League. While a student he began having his drawings published in Boys Life magazine. Rockwell's editor was so impressed by his work and made him art director of the magazine. Rockwell's ambition was to produce a painting used on the front-cover of the Saturday Evening Post. In March 1916 he travelled to Philadelphia to see George Horace Lorimer, the editor of the magazine. When Lorimer saw his work he immediately accepted two covers and commissioned three more. This was the start of his long-term relationship with the magazine that was to last over 45 years. In very good + condition, without chips, cracks or fleabites it measures 8 1/2 inches in diameter. An addition to any Norman Rockwell Plate Collection. SH & Ins. will be quoted after orders placed. If you have any questions please contact me and thank you for looking.

Doorway to the Past is issue 9 of a 10 plate collector series, Coming Of Age by Norman Rockwell and issued by the Rockwell Society and Knowles China. Limited to 150 firing day and banded in a lovely patterned gold, Doorway to the Past, comes to you in original box with Certificate.

The Ship Builder: is issue 4 of an extensive collector plate series, Heritage, by Norman Rockwell and the Rockwell Society through Knowles China. This Heritage series pays tribute to the craftsmanship of the men and women who once created the every day goods we have always taken for granted. Limited to year of issue, The Ship Builder: comes to you in original box with brochure and Certificate.

The Room That Light Made is issue 1 of 6 of an outstanding series by artist Norman Rockwell and rendered in fine china by Edwin Knowles for the Rockwell Society. This unique series of paintings for Edison Lamp Works, now General Electric, was designed for the purpose of selling Americans on the possiblities created by installing electricity in the home. We see here, two generations of a family enjoying one another's company in playing card games, all by the light of the the electric lamp. The Room That Light Made, banded in gold, is limited to 150 firing days and comes to you in original box with Certificate.

Working In The Kitchen is issue 9 of a 12 plate series by Norman Rockwell and presented in fine china by Edwin Knowles for the Rockwell Society. Originally painted in the 1920, This is a portrait of the American housewife of the era, a far different view than the lifestyle than her children will have. Rockwell's Rediscovered Women series is limited to 100 firing days and comes to you in original box with Certificate.

Confiding In The Den is issue 11 of a 12 plate series, Rediscovered Women by Norman Rockwell and presented in fine china by Edwin Knowles for the Rockwell Society. This young lady with her raincoat and umbrella had rushed out into the weather because a friend called and had to talk to her on a matter of some importance. She listens intently to every word. Confiding In The Den is limited to 100 firing days and comes to you in original box with Certificate.

WHEN NORMAN ROCKWELL WOKE UP IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT ON 07/16/42 WITH THE IDEA TO PAINT THE FOUR FREEDOMS, LITTLE DID HE KNOW THAT THESE FOUR PAINTINGS WOULD BECOME HIS MASTERPIECES. FOR SALE IS A LIMITED EDITION SET OF NORMAN ROCKWELL'S FREEDOM PLATES MADE BY 1980 FREEDOM PLATES LIMITED. THE FOUR 10 INCH DIAMETER PLATES ARE: FREEDOM OF SPEECH, FREEEDOM OF WORSHIP, FREEDOM FROM WANT AND FREEDOM FROM FEAR. THE PLATES ARE IN LIKE NEW STILL IN THE SHIPPING BOX CONDITION.

Santa In The Subway is issue 10 in Norman Rockwell's popular and long running Christmas collector plate series presented in fine china by Edwin Knowles. This series is part of the Rockwell Society collection. This is precisely why little children have to be on their best behavior at all times; they never know when they will run into Santa. He may even be found snoozing on a bench in the subway! NEITHER original box or Certificate are available.

Toy Shop Window is issue 4 in Norman Rockwell's popular and long running Christmas collector plate series presented in fine china by Edwin Knowles. This series is part of the Rockwell Society collection. These children's face just glow with delight as they admire the possiblities in the toy shop window. Limited to year of issue. NEITHER original box or certificate are available.

Jolly Old St. Nick is issue 16 in Norman Rockwell's popular and long running Christmas collector plate series presented in fine china by Edwin Knowles. This series is part of the Rockwell Society collection. Instead of the usual milk and cookies, someone was thoughtful enough to leave Santa a bottle of Pepsi. He is thoroughly enjoying his midnight pick-me-up! Jolly Old St. Nick comes to you in original box with Certificate of Authenticiy.

Angel With A Black Eye is 2nd in Norman Rockwell's popular and long running Christmas collector plate series presented in fine china by Edwin Knowles. This series is part of the Rockwell Society collection. Waiting for the Christmas play, this little youngster finds it is a little difficult to live up to the character he is playing. Angel With A Black Eye comes to you original styofaom container with all paperwork including Certificate of Authenticity. The container has a bit of damage in one corner but does not detract from it's usefulness in protecting the plate.

A Mother's Welcome is issue 4 of 8 collector plates by renown artist Norman Rockwell and presented in fine china by Edwin Knowles and part of the Rockwell Society Collection. This series reflects what Rockwell did so well; it addresses everyday moments of American society. Each plate in the series looks at people in differing stages of life pursuing the American Dream. A Mother's Welcome sees a mother waiting on the train platform to greet her children with a basket of treats. Limited to 150 firing days, A Mother's Welcome comes to you in original box with Certificate of Authenticity.

FOR SALE IS A NORMAN ROCKWELL MOTHER'S BLESSING LIMITED EDITION COLLECTOR PLATE MADE IN 1981 BY LYNELL MARKETING INC. THE PLATE MEASURES 8 1/2 INCHES DIAMETER, HAS CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY AND ORIGINAL BOX AND IS IN VERY FINE CONDITION WITH NO CHIPS OR CRACKS.

Mistletoe by Norman Rockwell. This was from the December 19, 1936 cover and is from The Saturday Evening Post Norman Rockwell Collection. Measures 10 ½ inches in diameter and is stoneware. Marked on back and made in China. There are no chips and no cracks, in excellent condition except a manufactured defect in glaze that is not noticeable unless under very close observation. This is one of four collector plates in the series. These dinner plates are dishwasher safe. The other 3 of the set are available at our website: /stores/phillipdpritchard. Norm03x4.

Merry Christmas Geese by Norman Rockwell. This was from the December 21, 1935 cover and is from The Saturday Evening Post Norman Rockwell Collection. Measures 10 ½ inches in diameter and is stoneware. Marked on back and made in China. There are no chips and no cracks, in excellent condition except a manufactured defect in glaze that is not noticeable unless under very close observation. This is one of four collector plates in the series. These dinner plates are dishwasher safe. The other 3 of the set are available at our website: /stores/phillipdpritchard. Norm04x3.