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Early 19th C. Motto Plate, Experience Keeps a Dear School wooden stamo At first I thought this

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At first I thought this antique merit award-type drawing was a snarky

Stamped Turnstall

designed by David Gil in the 1950s and impressed DG on the base

complete double six set to play with as well as to admire

worn by ministers

Early 19th C. Motto Plate, Experience Keeps a Dear School wooden stamo At first I thought thisI just can't resist these early transferware motto plates kind of like Battersea boxes, but not quite as precious and perhaps old words of wisdom feel especially welcome these days. These particular words came from none other than Ben Franklin, and they do seem pretty wise to me though I'm not sure even a good deal of experience always wards off foolishness! I especially like this old school use of the word "dear" here, and very pretty wreath with bow

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