I am pleased to offer an excellent Botanic Garden Trailing Bindweed or Convolvulus Bread and Butter plate. The Trailing Bindweed motif was recently retired in 2004 and is no longer available. This plate has the newer, after 1994, insect version with a nice large yellow butterfly.

It is in overall nice condition with no crazing, nice shiny glaze, and bright motif but does have a few tiny transfer cuts on one leaf. Please be sure to look below to see a full description.

(Please excuse any white areas in the green Laurel border that are only glare from photo lighting.
The laurel is complete and perfect in person.)

The Trailing Bindweed motif is an original flower on bread and butter plates and was recently retired in 2004. There are two versions of Trailing Bindweed. In 1994, insects were rearranged. It was inspired by image in an 1824 book,The Universal Herbal by Thomas Green.

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Size	7-1/4" across
Transfer	Very bright and colorful almost everywhere! But, does have a few tiny transfer cuts on the lower green leaf on the right side. They are very small and hard to see. You might be able to see them in the close up photo above.
Ground	Very white
Glaze	NO crazing and nice shiny glaze!
Chips/Cracks	None
Stains	None
Use Marks	As mentioned above and a few additional tiny, shallow, narrow and minor scratches from another item stacked on top.
Other Comments	A nice yellow butterfly version of the more recent Trailing Bindweed version.

There is a Crest ID mark on the back. The plate was made sometime in the 1990's.

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