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VTG plate-Yesterday’s Children” series by American artist Jan Hagara.

Posted in Chandler, AZ

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“Yesterday’s Children” series by American artist Jan Hagara. All 4 plates of the series also listed at a discount when you buy all 4. The "Yesterday's Children" plate collection is a highly collectible, 4-part limited edition series released between 1978 and 1981 by B&J Art Designs. The series features the signature Victorian-era child watercolor portraits painted exclusively for this collection by American artist Jan Hagara. Core Specifications * Manufacturer: B&J Art Designs * Edition Size: Strictly limited to 5,000 individually numbered pieces per plate design. * Dimensions: Approximately 8 ½ inches in diameter. * Material: Fine porcelain rimmed in 24k gold. IN ORIGINAL BOX! NO CHIPS OR CRACKS! EXCELLENT CONDITION! Plate #3 (1980): "Lydia and the Shirley Temple Doll" * Description: Showcases a child named Lydia posing with the famous 1930s composition doll modeled after Shirley Temple. Let’s make a deal!

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