Woah

[RelicDude]

Down at the ink hole today I found something I never thought I would find in a rocky river bank. A flow blue or transfer ware plate and I think it's pretty early, any thoughts of age? The makers mark says iron stone udina j. Clementine. Any thoughts? But I also found a few bottles a pretty crude phial, a slick pony soda slick and my first British shear lip ink. It was a good. Thanks for looking and the help.- Justin

 

[NJKLAGT]

Dude, you've been killing it lately. That plate is insane, I don't know anything about it but it's gotta be early. All of these are such beautiful finds, great work and keep 'em coming!

 

[bottlehunterofcoscob]

Sweeeeet, shame the blob was slick

 

[RelicDude]

Dude, you've been killing it lately. That plate is insane, I don't know anything about it but it's gotta be early. All of these are such beautiful finds, great work and keep 'em coming!

thanks man. im thinking the plate is from the 1830s or 40s. i still cant believe i pulled it out of this hole theres so many large rocks it shouldnt be whole.

 

[RelicDude]

Sweeeeet, shame the blob was slick

i know i was so hoping the blob was going to be a tombstone slug plate tcanty from winsted.

 

[Bass]

That's J Clementson, and his Udina pattern. This plate dates 1839-1864 before he turned operations over to his sons. This is a fantastic find by the way(sorry about the chips) .[emoji106]
Clearer pictures of the same plate you have.

 

[RelicDude]

That's J Clementson, and his Udina pattern. This plate dates 1839-1864 before he turned operations over to his sons. This is a fantastic find by the way(sorry about the chips) .[emoji106]
Clearer pictures of the same plate you have. View attachment 1360393View attachment 1360395

woah so cool thanks bass. thats deffinantly the makers mark. i knew this plate had to have some real age to it.

 

[cje]

Man, that's good stuff. I'd be stoked to find a plate like that.