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1980’s Porcelain Hibiscus Society Award Plates Signed Wade Hoefer

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    Posted 6 years ago

    jbingham95
    (88 items)

    Wade Hoefer who is as a very talented artist hand painted these award plates in the 1980’s.These have the name of a bank on each one that bought the plate that was given as an award in different categories by the American Hibiscus Society..These are nicer with a higher quality of hand painting than the Pickard Limoges plates I have.The gold borders are perfectly straight and nothing is bleeding over.One of these was presented for the 1984 Norman Reasoner award.

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    Comments

    1. jbingham95 jbingham95, 6 years ago
      Thanks Ken.
    2. Newfld Newfld, 6 years ago
      I agree, the artist who painted these really knew the hibiscus flower, this is my fave flower - the yellow one is Hawaii's State flower. Gorgeous post
      - Jenni
    3. jbingham95 jbingham95, 6 years ago
      Thanks Jenni,that could be a clue as to who Hoefer is or came from that painted these.

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