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Frankoma 1971 Christmas Plate - No Room In The Inn
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Frankoma collector plate from 1971 featuring John Frank’s relief artwork titled “No Room In The Inn.”
A 1971 Frankoma Christmas plate that presents John Frank’s relief scene of two figures approaching a doorway, rendered in the company’s distinctive Oklahoma clay and glaze. The sculpted relief and subtle glaze variations emphasize dimensional detail and produce a balanced, display‑ready finish.
Diameter is 8.5" (215.9mm).
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used
B0022
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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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