Texas Sesquicentennial Plate 1836-1986 Alamo San Jacinto Capitol

$ 13.2

Color: Multicolor Culture: American Handmade: No Occasion: All Occasions Era: Late 20th Century (1970-1999) Type: Collector Plate Production Technique: Pottery Production Style: Art Pottery Origin: Texas Style: Decorative Material: Ceramic Shape: Round Antique: No Vintage: Yes

Description

Texas Sesquicentennial Plate 1836-1986 Alamo San Jacinto Capitol. The Texas Sesquicentennial Plate commemorates the 150th anniversary of Texas independence in 1836-1986. This collector's item features a round ceramic plate with a multicolor design depicting key moments in Texas history such as the Alamo, San Jacinto, and the Capitol. The decorative style and vintage look make it a unique and meaningful piece for collectors or those interested in American culture from the late 20th century. Made with pottery techniques and art pottery production style, this plate is a special addition to any collection celebrating Texas heritage. The Texas Sesquicentennial Plate commemorates the 150th anniversary of Texas independence in 1836-1986. This collector's item features a round ceramic plate with a multicolor design depicting key moments in Texas history such as the Alamo, San Jacinto, and the Capitol. The decorative style and vintage look make it a unique and meaningful piece for collectors or those interested in American culture from the late 20th century. Made with pottery techniques and art pottery production style, this plate is a special addition to any collection celebrating Texas heritage.