Capture the moment music history changed forever! This beautiful limited-edition porcelain plate, titled "Entering Sun Studio," depicts a young Elvis Presley standing outside the legendary 706 Union Avenue entrance in Memphis.
​This isn't just a piece of memorabilia; it’s a tribute to the "Birthplace of Rock 'n' Roll."
​Before he was the King, Elvis was a local kid with a guitar walking into Sun Records (then known as Memphis Recording Service). Under the guidance of visionary Sam Phillips, this modest studio became the crucible for a new sound that blended blues, country, and gospel.
​When Elvis stepped through those doors, he joined the ranks of icons like Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins. This plate perfectly captures that 1954 "lightning in a bottle" energy—the pink jacket, the pompadour, and the threshold of a revolution.

​Plate Number: 1505 C (Hand-numbered)
​Artist: Bruce Emmett
​Manufacturer: Delphi (Authorized by Elvis Presley Enterprises)
​Release Year: 1991
​Bradex No.: 84-D19-1.11
​Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Vibrant colors and crisp details. (See photos for exact condition). Produced for a maximum of only 150 firing days. The perfect centerpiece for any Elvis room, music studio, or mid-century modern gallery. ​"This is where it all began." Don't miss your chance to own a piece of the legend. Whether you're a lifelong member of the TCB fan club or a lover of music history, this plate is a must-have.