Item 6504

Coming to you from Doc's Crocks is this wonderful Pair of 8 1/4" Spongeware Dinner Plates.

Dating to the mid-19th century, these beauties feature a Scalloped Edge with Embossed Scroll Border, and Flow Sponging. Measure 8 1/4" in diameter.

Excellent Condition. A few stray utensil marks. Otherwise as made. Typical manufacturing imperfections.

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Pair of Matching 8 1/4" Spongeware Plates, Scallop & Scroll Pattern #6504

$85.00

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Pair of Matching 8 1/4" Spongeware Plates, Scallop & Scroll Pattern #6504

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