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This is a commemorative metal plate made for the 1975–1976 “American Freedom Train” Bicentennial celebration. It is not ordinary dinnerware — it was sold as a patriotic souvenir during the U.S. Bicentennial era leading up to America’s 200th birthday in 1976. The backstamp shows it was made by the American Art China Co. in Sebring, Ohio, this particular piece appears to be made from pewter-finish metal rather than ceramic china. The textured gray finish and rolled edge are typical of 1970s decorative metal serving trays… Very nice piece for collectors
The product is a set of 4 Hamilton Mint Bicentennial 24k Gold Pewter Decor Plates from 1976, celebrating the American Revolution. These round, 9-inch plates are made of gold pewter and feature a decorative design related to the Revolutionary War era. Produced by the Hamilton brand in the United States, these collector plates are a vintage piece suitable for all occasions and American culture enthusiasts. Comes with 3 felt bags, all are in very good condition. If you have any questions please ask.
This “Happy Wall Decor Piece” is a door plaque Decor piece. It is designed for hanging with built-in hooks, making it easy to display in any room. The decorative piece adds a personal touch to the space and is easy to clean with a damp cloth. Perfect for adults looking to personalize their home décor without the need for additional parts or customization.
vintage Louis Dali “L’Arc de Triomphe” collector plate from the “Les Douze Sites Parisiens” series, made of Limoges porcelain in France. The plate was issued as the first edition in the series by the Paris Historical Society, likely between 1980 and 1983. It features an impressionist painting of the Arc de Triomphe monument in Paris by the artist Louis Dali. The diameter of the plate is approximately 8.5 inches. Perfect condition Bradex number 18-D15-6.1