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martika's loves691 of 5431Black bakelite or galalith bangleHave no idea when and where these plates are from
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    Posted 10 years ago

    SpiritBear
    (813 items)

    While most plates are indeed junk at thrift store, sometimes you find old ones.

    Of course, most of these are still junk. But, they're pretty junk.

    Two seem to be dated, 1904 and Dec 6 93.

    Two are signed, one an E Laport and another Jean something or other.

    All hand-painted.

    American, French, and Italian.

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    Comments

    1. SpiritBear, 10 years ago
      It is no. 3.
    2. martika martika, 10 years ago
      These are so beautiful!!! I would never call them junk !
    3. SpiritBear, 10 years ago
      Thank you, Martika. In the end, though, they do not give me any eternal or moral benefit, so they are excess baggage that cannot be brought with. And that, my friend, is junk.
    4. maryh1956 maryh1956, 10 years ago
      They were probably European porcelain blanks hand painted by a talented hobbyist, as was popular during the late 19th century into the 1930’s.
    5. SpiritBear, 10 years ago
      MaryH, thank you.

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