Currier and Ives Decorative Plate - Spring - 1982 Limited Edition for Sale

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Currier and Ives Decorative Plate - Spring - 1982 Limited Edition For Sale

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Currier and Ives Decorative Plate - Spring - 1982 Limited Edition:
$15.00

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Add a touch of vintage charm to your collection with this beautiful Currier and Ives decorative plate from the Spring 1982 Limited Edition. This collectible piece is perfect for display purposes and showcases the timeless appeal of Currier and Ives artwork.

Features:

Brand: Currier and Ives
Edition: Spring 1982 Limited Edition
Condition: Used, with some wear and slight paint fade (see pictures for details)
Design: Beautiful spring scene featuring a quaint cottage and blossoming tree
Material: Porcelain
Made in: Japan
Diameter: 8.25 inches
Weight: 13 oz

Highlights:

Highly collectible item from Currier and Ives
Intricate design with vibrant colors and detailed artwork
Perfect for display in a china cabinet or on a decorative plate stand
Ideal gift for collectors of vintage plates or Currier and Ives memorabilia

Condition Details:

This plate is in used condition with some wear and slight paint fade, which adds to its vintage charm. Please refer to the provided pictures for a closer look at the condition of the item.

Dimensions & Weight

Dimensions:8.25\" Round
Weight: 13oz

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