Vintage Frankoma Sequoyah Cherokee Syllabary Trivet – 1828 Commemorative

• Made by Frankoma Pottery, Sapulpa, Oklahoma
• Features the full Cherokee syllabary created by Sequoyah
• Backside details his historical contribution in 1828 and the first Cherokee newspaper
• Raised lettering and circular design with rich beige glaze
• Equipped with original felt pads for use as trivet or wall plaque

Back Text Excerpt:
“Sequoyah created the first written Indian language… declared official by the Cherokee Council in 1825… first newspaper printed in Cherokee 1828…”

Condition:
Excellent vintage condition with no visible chips or cracks. Some minor glaze wear consistent with age. Felt pads show minor use. Please refer to photos for full detail.

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