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$19.99
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This vintage Crown Ducal 1930s golf plate is a charming piece of tableware, showcasing a humorous golf scene. Its elegant design and excellent condition make it a desirable collectible.
Crafted by Crown Ducal in England, this plate is a product of the Florentine collection, dating back to about 1935. It features a cream-colored base with an embossed floral and fruit design in the same hue. A central, full-color illustration depicts a golfer and his caddy in period attire. The plate measures 8″ in diameter and has a unique shape with eight evenly spaced divots around the edge.
The plate’s focal point is the humorous illustration of a golfer and his caddy. The golfer is captured in mid-swing, with a comical exaggeration of his form as his hat flies off. The caddy, seemingly amused by the golfer’s predicament, covers his mouth with his hand. The vibrant colors of the illustration contrast beautifully against the cream-colored base.
This Crown Ducal piece is a testament to the brand’s commitment to quality. The plate is in exceptional condition, free from chips or cracks. The embossed design and vibrant colors showcase the meticulous craftsmanship of the era. The “Crown Ducal | Florentine | England” stamp on the back, along with the letter “L,” further authenticates the plate’s origin. In addition, it identifies it as part of the scarce Type 224 Florentine collection.
This vintage plate is a pre-owned treasure, appearing as if it has never been used. It offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of history while adding a touch of character to your home decor.
By shopping at Father Joe’s Villages, you contribute to our mission of preventing and ending homelessness in San Diego. When you buy this plate, you’re helping support a meaningful cause.
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