Antique License Plates Appraisal

Owner notes: License plate

Owner notes: 1947

Owner notes: 1947

Owner notes: 1963

Owner notes: Vintage Vermont license plate with a handmade rustic frame made from century old reclaimed barn wood with splines on the 45 degree joints in excellent condition

Owner notes: Vintage Vermont license plate in 1948 framed and century old reclaimed Barnwood that is handmade which has hardwood lines in each 45 miter joint a gold hanging bracket in the back with multiple coats of polyurethane

Owner notes: Vintage Vermont plate from 1970 framed in handcrafted century old reclaimed Barnwood with hardwood lines on the 45° meters multiple coats of polyurethane with a gold hanger on the back plate came from a fire house in Arlington Vermont. That’s why it says fire H 1970 was the last time it was registered.

Owner notes: Handmade vintage Vermont license plate to a trailer with handmade rustic frame with Century old reclaimed Barnwood with blinds on the 45° joints with multiple coats of polyurethane

Owner notes: vintage Vermont trailer license plate framed in handmade reclaimed century old Barnwood with Lynes on the 45 for structural integrity along with aesthetic look finished multiple coats of polyurethane. License plate came from a trailer in southern Vermont. Last registered in 1970 and the history of the Barnwood was a cattle barn that was dismantled in 1981 that was located off of Warrenbrook Road in Arlington, Vermontand was owned by Art Johnson

Owner notes: Vintage Vermont license plate, that is encased in a frame made out of century old reclaimed Barnwood that is handmade with hardwoods spines in the 45° miter joints, and structural integrity in aesthetics, the woods history is it came from from a cattle barn that was dismantled in 1981 located in Arlington Vermont off of Warrenbrook Road. The barn is owned by Art Johnson.

Owner notes: vintage license plate, handmade rustic frame out of century old lumber spines on the joints

Owner notes: vintage Vermont trailer license plate framed in handmade reclaimed century old Barnwood with Lynes on the 45 for structural integrity along with aesthetic look finished multiple coats of polyurethane. License plate came from a trailer in southern Vermont. Last registered in 1970 and the history of the Barnwood was a cattle barn that was dismantled in 1981 that was located off of Warrenbrook Road in Arlington, Vermontand was owned by Art Johnson

Owner notes: Eight “Adam antique by Steubenville“ China plates

Owner notes: Limoges PL

Owner notes: 1 large ceramic plate & 2 small ceramic plates all with same Blue design. JAPAN marked in blue on the bottom of each

Owner notes: Hampshire

Owner notes: Item: Collection of Wedgwood Jasperware Dimensions: Biggest plate 6" across, smallest 4" across, vase 5.5" high Weight: Unknown Brand: Wedgwood Model: Unknown Serial Number: Unknown Markers: "WEDGWOOD MADE IN ENGLAND" stamped on the bottom of the items. Materials: Jasperware (a type of unglazed stoneware) Artist: Unknown Style: Neoclassical Condition: Good, with some minor dirt and wear. Provenance: Age/Period: Unknown, but Wedgwood has been producing jasperware since the 18th century. The "MADE IN ENGLAND" mark suggests post-1891. Where was item acquired: Unknown Date of Acquisition: Unknown Documentations of Authenticity: N List of Documents: None Has item undergone repairs? If so, what type?: Unknown

Owner notes: 2 plan technique