Vintage Souvenir Plate Williamsburg VA

This Vintage Souvenir plate is from Colonial Williamsburg Virginia. The plate is white with a scalloped edge trimmed in gold and depicts various historical sites in a maroon transfer print. Plate showcases a rich red toile-style design set against a pristine white background, highlighted with luxurious gold accents. The central text reads Williamsburg Virginia and surrounding images include the Old Capitol Building, Raleigh Tavern, Governor's Palace and Bruton Parish Church. The sticker on the back of the plate shows the souvenir plate was purchased at F. W. Woolworth Company, often called Woolworth's was a major retail chain and a pioneer of the five and dime store. Founded by Frank Winfield Woolworth in 1878, the company became an international success, known for selling a variety of discounted general merchandise. Woolworth's closed its remaining US stores in 1997 as competition from other discount retailers grew. The plate is a mid-20th century, depicts key landmarks makes it a collectible item, appealing to those interested in history and vintage memorabilia. 7 plate. Plate is not for using for eating. Please review all pictures for any flaws, blemishes and wear. Items shown in pictures is what you are purchasing. No chips or cracks. All reasonable offers considered. Smoke Free Environment.