Mount of the Holy Cross Ceramic Plate

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Posted by Nyphrodel

11 years ago

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Description I found this in an antique shop in Denver. I thought it was interesting because the Native American in the foreground hints that the natural cross formation in the mountains (Mount of the Holy Cross) has been there for a VERY, VERY long time, and it has been. It appears that an amateur decided to "repair" or "restore" it with blue paint and did a VERY poor job of it. I still think it's a pretty cool piece. But is this a collector's piece? Is it worth anything to anyone or am I the only one who finds it so interesting?

Category Other

Medium Ceramic - cast

Distinguishing marks JM
5987

Condition Fair

Size and dimensions of this item 10 & 1/2" in diameter

Weight 1lb.

History I purchased this at an antique shop in downtown Englewood, Colorado. No other history us known

Price Paid (If known) $100.00

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