The Banjo Player Collector Plate - Knowles 1989
$21.50
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The Banjo Player Collector Plate - Knowles 1989
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Pre-owned
$21.50
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About this item
This piece features this Knowles collector plate reproduces Norman Rockwell's The Banjo Player from the Rockwell Heritage Collection, issued in 1989.
The collector plate The Banjo Player reproduces Norman Rockwell’s painted scene on fine china and is highlighted by a decorative gilt border and detailed color lithography. It was issued in 1989 by the Edwin M. Knowles China Company as the thirteenth plate in the Rockwell Heritage Collection and is commonly referenced with Bradex number 84‑R70‑3.13. The plate bears a Knowles backstamp that identifies its Rockwell Heritage provenance.
Dimensions are 8.5" (215.9 mm) diameter.
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