VERNON KILNS <> 9 1/2" Pueblo Plate <> Gale Turnbull's "Native American" Series

Description

MAKER:  Vernon Kilns
DESCRIPTION:
This listing is for a 9 1/2" plate from Vernon Kilns' Native American dinnerware series designed by Gale Turnbull, a noted artist who was art director of the company in the 1930's.  This is his hand painted "Pueblo" motif on a white background picturing an American Indian adobe dwelling of the Southwest, one of the earliest examples of communal living.
NOTE
: As a precaution, wash any dishes you receive before using them.  Most ceramic items are dishwasher safe.  If you don't have one,
wash them by hand in warm soapy water, rinse thoroughly and let dry before use.
DATE:  Circa 1936
DIMENSIONS:  See above
MARKS:  Stamped mark as shown in scan of bottom
CONDITION:  Excellent.
Noted: a couple of minor (hard-to-see) glaze scratches.
No other notable issues.
SHIPPING & PAYMENT:
I list most items Priority Mail, which people like because it takes 3 days at most to arrive (when the
weather and/or other problems don't interfere.)
If you have any special shipping requirements, please clear them with me before bidding.
Local pickup is always an option.
Timely payment is expected
.
M
y goal is a quick turnaround for securely wrapping, packaging and shipping your order and I think it’s only right that the buyer adheres to a similar standard.
Prompt payment is expected & appreciated.