Homer Laughlin Georgia Dinner Plate, 46 N 5

This is a vintage earthenware dinner plate manufactured by the Homer Laughlin China Company in the 'Georgia' shape. The plate features a cream-colored semi-vitreous body with a distinct embossed rope or cable textured edge along the rim. The decorative motif consists of two symmetrical floral transferware decals positioned on opposite sides of the flange. These decals are characterized by an ornate golden-brown rococo-style filigree or scrollwork that frames a bouquet of polychromatic flowers, including roses and smaller wildflowers in shades of pink, yellow, blue, and orange, accented with green foliage. Based on the provided marking context '46 N 5', the plate was produced in the Newell, West Virginia plant (N) in May 1946. The glaze appears bright and reflective, though a small dark inclusion or 'flea bite' is visible near the center of the well. The plate exhibits typical mid-century American craftsmanship known for durability and mass-market appeal. Overall condition appears good with no significant chips or cracks visible, though minor shelf wear and light surface scratches consistent with use are to be expected for an item of this age.