I am selling a super Vernon Kilnscollector plate!

This collector plate features scenes from the great town of Little Rock, Arkansas.

Some of the images depicted include the Jos. T. Robinson Memorial Auditorium, the Main Street Bridge, and the Albert Pike Memorial Temple. The rim is decorated with Dogwood blossoms.

The plate is made on the Ultra shape and glazed in blue.

It measures just under 10 1/2” in diameter. The back is marked

“LITTLE ROCK

ARKANSAS

Designed Exclusively

For

THE GUS BLASS CO.

by

VERNON KILNS

U.S.A.”.

Condition is pristine, nearly mint! There are a couple of very faint surface scuffs. No other sign of use or wear, and no flaws or damage of any kind.

No reserve!

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Kansas residents please add 9.75 % sales tax, or provide tax I.D. number. Non-USA bidders pay in American currency. 

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