
Kindred Moments 'Life's Greatest Treasure' Limited Edition Collector Plate
This is a decorative collector plate made of hard-fired white porcelain, specifically the fifth issue in the 'Kindred Moments' series titled 'Life's Greatest Treasure.' The artwork is credited to Chantal Poulin. The reverse side features extensive black transfer-printed information, including the plate number (hand-inscribed as 4131A) and the Bradex Number 84-B10-353.5. Manufactured in 1996 for The Bradford Exchange, the plate is designed strictly for decorative purposes, as indicated by the bold 'Not For Food Use' warning on the back. Physically, the plate is circular with a smooth, glazed finish and a defined foot ring. The porcelain appears to be in excellent condition with no visible chips, cracks, or crazing. The firing period for this specific edition was strictly limited to a maximum of 95 firing days. The craftsmanship reflects typical late 20th-century mass-market collectivity standards, featuring high-quality ceramic firing and clear, legible typography. Its value lies primarily in its status as a vintage collectible from a known series rather than for utilitarian use.
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Estimated Value
$15.00 - $25.00
Basic Information
Category
Decorative Collectibles / Porcelain Plates
Appraised On
January 17, 2026
Estimated Value
$15.00 - $25.00
Item Description
This is a decorative collector plate made of hard-fired white porcelain, specifically the fifth issue in the 'Kindred Moments' series titled 'Life's Greatest Treasure.' The artwork is credited to Chantal Poulin. The reverse side features extensive black transfer-printed information, including the plate number (hand-inscribed as 4131A) and the Bradex Number 84-B10-353.5. Manufactured in 1996 for The Bradford Exchange, the plate is designed strictly for decorative purposes, as indicated by the bold 'Not For Food Use' warning on the back. Physically, the plate is circular with a smooth, glazed finish and a defined foot ring. The porcelain appears to be in excellent condition with no visible chips, cracks, or crazing. The firing period for this specific edition was strictly limited to a maximum of 95 firing days. The craftsmanship reflects typical late 20th-century mass-market collectivity standards, featuring high-quality ceramic firing and clear, legible typography. Its value lies primarily in its status as a vintage collectible from a known series rather than for utilitarian use.
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