Edwin Knowles “Grandma’s Love” Plate – Rockwell Golden Moments Collectible
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Edwin Knowles “Grandma’s Love” Plate – Rockwell Golden Moments Collectible
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$28.00
Sale price
$28.00
Regular price
This fine‑china collector plate brings a warm, sentimental presence with Norman Rockwell’s scene of a grandmother sharing a quiet moment of affection, a theme central to the Golden Moments series and Rockwell’s lifelong celebration of family connection.
The artwork, titled Grandma’s Love, appears as the second issue in Rockwell’s Golden Moments series and reflects the expressive tenderness that defined Rockwell’s later work. Produced by the Edwin M. Knowles China Company, the plate was released as a limited edition restricted to a 150‑day firing period and finished with softly reflective gold trim. The image is based on an original painting by Norman Rockwell and is reproduced with the faithful color and detail characteristic of Knowles fine china. This example includes its original Certificate of Authenticity and is numbered 15144F.
Dimensions are approximately 8.5" diameter.
This item is shipped directly by Wade Living and may arrive separately from other items in your order.
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Vintage pieces may show light signs of age or use. Please review all photos and reach out with any questions before purchasing. Due to the nature of vintage items, returns are not accepted.
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