Vintage Ida Ziegler Clipper Ship Display Plate

Vintage Ida Ziegler Clipper Ship Display Plate

Vintage Ida Ziegler Clipper Ship Display Plate

$26.00
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Vintage Ida Ziegler Clipper Ship Display Plate
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Vintage Ida Ziegler Clipper Ship Display Plate
$26.00

Featuring a finely detailed illustration of the 1854 British clipper ship Ida Ziegler, this decorative porcelain plate carries the quiet, adventuring spirit of maritime history. Its broad rim and classic nautical artwork create a grounded, story-filled accent that sits naturally on a plate rack or tucked into a bookshelf display.

Dimensions: 10.5" Diameter

Condition: Excellent vintage condition with smooth glaze and light surface wear consistent with age; no chips or cracks

Origin/Era: Mid-Century (c. 1950s–1970s), depicting the 1854 clipper ship artwork by Fredk. F. Errill

Material: Fine Glazed Porcelain / Ceramic

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