Penn Railroad Oyster Plate [175393]

An 8.5" oyster plate that once served the slippery ostreidae family members to passengers on the Pennsylvania Railroad back in the day. The bottom shows a maker's mark Austria Made for the Penn Railro

Pennsylvania railroad china 6 well oyster plate, 8 1/2"8 1/2"

including two half plates (one identified as president Penn & Erie Railroad), and 16 ninth plates including post-mortem

well oyster plate

Keystone-Premier oval dish, plus a Gotham pattern dinner plate, both backstamped John Wanamaker and Scammell, with plate having PRR Pennsylvania keystone logo. Measure 4.75 x 6 inches and 10.75 inches

oyster plates, 8 1/2"

oyster plates, 8 1/2"

plate, 8 1/2"

Four Railroad Shop Number Plates; Big Four, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Penn Central Group includes 3 5/8" x 1 13/16" Chesapeake and Ohio brass plate with shop number 24377 and an install date of 1964. B

Stainless steel 5" x 8" builders plate from Pennsylvania Railroad E-44 electric locomotive #4436. Serial number 33983. Build date April of 1962 The locomotive eventually became Penn Central 4436 and f

Assorted railroad pins and others including: six pins - 1 1/4" nickel plate road, 1 1/4" Reading Lines, Penn Central, two 40 year pins, The Railroad Locomotive Works and one 7/8" Southern Railroad, pl

plate made exclusively for The Pennsylvania Railroad, 8 1/2"

plate made exclusively for The Pennsylvania Railroad, 8 1/2"

plate made exclusively for The Pennsylvania Railroad, 8 1/2"

c.1875, designed as 6 wells separated by small shell twists radiating from a central well, 10". Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collection.

Griffen, Smith & Hill Etruscan Majolica Pink-Border Six-Pocket Oyster Plate Circa 1880 The central pink well encircled by six naturalistic oyster shells resting on a bed of seaweed, within a pinked te

Jean Mayodon Oyster plate France, c. 1930glazed and gilt stoneware 1.5 h × 9 dia in (4 × 23 cm) Glazed signature to underside 'M'. Literature: Mayodon

The Historic Starrucca Viaduct, a stone arch bridge that spans Starrucca Creek near Lanesboro, PA, on the Susquehana. The landmark was built in 1847-48 for the New York & Erie Railroad by Julius W. Ad

Rare Etruscan oyster plate with pink border, 10"

A collection of ten late nineteenth century oyster plates. Consisting of a nice set of nine whimsical handpainted UPW porcelain, marked Jan 4 1881, and one 9" Minton majolica plate. Ht: 1" Width: 10.4

With impressed mark for Union Porcelain Works, Earlier mark, likely mid 19th Century. Hand Painted Porcelain Oyster Plates with Molded Crabs and Sea Shells. Each plate: 9.5" diameter. All in excellent

Wedgwood Majolica 5 well oyster plate, deep cobalt wells trimmed in yellow seperated by dolphins and turquoise center, 9 1/4", ref: Karsnitz pg. 53

Four Antique Porcelain Oyster Plateslate 19th century, (3) by unidentified makers are hand-painted with an oyster in each well, (good condition); the 4th plate is English and stamped Minton, decorated

Minton Majolica rare yellow 6 well oyster plate with yellow center, ref: Karsnitz pg. 52, 9"