Frankoma 1969 Christmas Plate - Laid In A Manger
$10.69
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Frankoma 1969 Christmas Plate - Laid In A Manger
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Frankoma Christmas plate featuring John Frank's relief 'Laid In A Manger,' notable for warm Oklahoma clay and varied glaze.
This 1969 Frankoma Christmas plate presents John Frank's relief artwork titled “Laid In A Manger,” rendered in Frankoma's characteristic Oklahoma clay and glaze. Frankoma introduced its annual Christmas plate series in 1969. The composition emphasizes sculpted, midcentury relief with glaze variations that accentuate texture and form. The piece suits a curated collection of ceramic holiday plates or an exhibition of regional American pottery.
Diameter is 8.5" (215.9mm).
Condition:
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B0019
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- Fragile first: Each piece is wrapped in multiple layers of protective material (bubble wrap, foam, or kraft paper) and cushioned on all sides.
- Secure sealing: We use reinforced tape so packages survive rough handling.
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- Pre‑owned condition: Items are vintage and may show surface wear, glaze crazing, small chips, hairline cracks, repair marks, or slight color fading from sun exposure.
- We disclose flaws: We photograph and describe any notable issues — please review images and the condition notes before buying.
- Ask for more photos: If you want closeups of a specific mark or the base/markings, message us and we’ll send extra images.
- Care tip: Hand wash gently; avoid sudden temperature changes to protect glaze and finish.
- Returns & exceptions: See our full returns policy for details on returns and condition requirements.
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Return and Refund Policy
- Return window: 14 days from delivery.
- Return shipping: Customer pays unless the item is faulty, damaged in transit, or not as described.
- Refund method: Refund to the original payment method within 14 days of our receipt and inspection.
- Restocking fee: 25% on approved returns unless the return is due to fault, damage, or misdescription.
- Condition: Items must be unworn/unused, with tags and original packaging when possible.
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