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Norman Rockwell's THE TOY MAKER Rosenthal – Selb – Bavaria 1968 Christmas Plate Christmas Night in Bremen Designed By Georg Küspert Being offered on this auction is 1968 Christmas Plate made by Rosenthal China , Selb , Bavaria , Germany (Weihnachten 1968). Rosenthal started production of Christmas plates in 1910. This is plate number 59. It features Christmas in Bremen, city in North Germany, known for being a part of Nansa – an alliance of trade cities. Plate shows its famous plaza, town hall, St. Peter's Cathedral and parliament. Artist Georg Küspert designed this plate. He was employed as porcelain painter and modeler by Rosenthal AG from 1916 to 1968. He created several figurines and all of the Christmas plates issued between the years 1964 and 1974. Plate on this auction is marked with standard Rosenthal, Germany mark in green. There are also title of this plate and the name of designer printed on the backside. Plate measures about 8 ½” in diameter. Condition is immaculate with no cracks or chips found. Colors are bright and vibrant. Please take a look at the pictures to find out more about this item. Payment: PayPal . We ship Worldwide – please contact us for a postal quote to your country. Save on Shipping: if you plan to bid on more than one item, I will at your request combine items together. Return: We always guarantee everything that we sell to be as described. If you’re not satisfied with your purchase, you can always return it in 30 days after auction. Please feel free to email with any questions. Thanks for bidding! The images shown may appear glary or blurry due to camera sizing. Please contact me with your e-mail address to get more pictures. If you're from Russia, eBay recommends to use Priority Mail because this service is insured and can be tracked. If you chose First Class, you're on your own, - it might be lost by Russian Post. If you're from South Africa, please contact me. Domestic buyers are welcome to return the item if you do not like it. However we do not refund shipping cost (both ways) as well as PayPal fees (this is PayPal policy now).
