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This is another one of my finds while treasure hunting. I found this piece while digging through tons of dishes. It was literally sitting in the middle of random plates like it was just a regular Wally-Mart throwaway. When I finally set my eyes on this one, I knew it was mine. Our eyes met, it stared me down like that lone puppy with tear filled wide eyes. Hoping that this will be the day that it is not only briefly held, but forever LOVED. Ahh, just got your attention. I just thought it was a cool plate. I saved it from being possibly broken or damaged. Amazingly, it was unscathed like it was just unwrapped for the first time.
My son's 1st birthday is approaching soon. I thought that this would be very fitting as a gift for him to have upon his bookshelf. The plate has all the numbers 123's and his ABC's. I don't really know if its worth anything, but it is very cool looking. I'll post the Toddler's block coin bank I found early as another of his gifts. It's really cool. Trust me, I'm really stoked about his first B-Day. Thanks for viewing.
Spode ChinaJosiah Spode founded his Spode pottery around 1770 at Stroke-on-Trent in St…