Gold Plate

Not with the scant details provided.

You might check out some of the items in this list to see if any are similar to what you have.

I presume that Golden Dawn is the name of the style and the number is the inventory number for ordering replacements.

If it is a graphic symbol of "golden Dawn" then it would be the Noritake "Komari" line. This would be valuable since it was a porcelain glazed setting that was first made and marketed as Japan was just opening to the West. The symbol is a golden dawn sunrise symbol with the rays all squiggly.


Rookwood did a sunrise symbol on their original 1921 patent. However, They didnt make any plates (except for a tea set or two) . They were mostly all stomeware.

WENTZ "Westward Ho" and STAR also made some pottery with the sunrise symbol(no plates that Im aware of)

Holy crap, I was gonna make fun of this post, but you actually had really helpful info.

Cycloptichorn

That was one of the first items in the list I linked to. Maybe she'll luck out and it will be the same one.

My hobby is collecting arts n crafts pottery. Is that gay enough for you?

Only if you tell us you also do needlepoint, candle dipping and have your own spinning wheel and loom.

I don't think that's gay at all.

A little 'grandma-ish' tho.

Cycloptichorn

You have to remember that he lives amongst the Amish... it is bound to rub off on him.

I am the very model of a modern major general.
I know of all feldspathic glazes
be they silicate or just spinel.
I know kiln tempratures ascending
Glazes made for spouts remending
ANd of porcelanic vending
I am eq-a- wally versed as well

he wanted a "grope" hug the other day

Actually I mispelled group.

Candy making too?

Why look! Here's Farmerman now, hugging his grouper.

I feel Im being made fun of.

Naaah, I wouldn't do that! We're just giving you a virtual group hug.

Throwing my own pottery upon a wheel and doing my own glazing and baking are all things on my "try before I die" list.

No, youve done your damage to my fragile ego. I shall sit here and quietly mope

Will this be a singular endeavor or a grope effort? :::flee!:::

ahhh! my work here is done.