ROOKWOOD BLUE SAILING SHIPS SHIPWARE 6 ½” Bread Plate Circa 1886 Religious She was an active participant

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ROOKWOOD BLUE SAILING SHIPS SHIPWARE 6 ½” Bread Plate Circa 1886 Religious She was an active participantA wonderful antique BLUE SAILING SHIPS BREAD PLATE manufactured by Rookwood Pottery of Cincinnati, Ohio. The pattern, BLUE SAILING SHIPS ON WHITE also called SHIPWARE, was released by the pottery company in 1886, and was one of Rookwood's earliest patterns. The twelve sided bread plate is 6 in diameter. The rim is decorated with three sailing ships in light blue. Based on the mark, the piece dates to 1886 as there is no flame point with the reversed R