Plate

Object/Artifact

-

St. Joseph Museums

The image shows a small, metallic object with a conical section rising from a hexagonal base, which is weathered or tarnished, possibly indicating oxidation or residual use. The object is accompanied by two cream-colored paper tags attached with white string. The tag labeled "575/9301 A - Plate" is attached to one part of the object, while the tag marked "575/9301 B - Bowl" is linked to another. The background consists of a textured surface, resembling bubble wrap, potentially indicating that the object is being packed for storage or transportation. This metallic item appears to be part of a collection or inventory, as suggested by the alphanumeric labels on the tags, which likely signify catalog numbers or reference codes. The labels imply that this object is considered both a plate and a bowl, denoting a dual-purpose or modular design.

The image shows a small, metallic object with a conical section rising from a hexagonal base, which is weathered or tarnished, possibly indicating oxidation or residual use. The object is accompanied by two cream-colored paper tags attached with white string. The tag labeled "575/9301 A - Plate" is attached to one part of the object, while the tag marked "575/9301 B - Bowl" is linked to another. The background consists of a textured surface, resembling bubble wrap, potentially indicating that the object is being packed for storage or transportation. This metallic item appears to be part of a collection or inventory, as suggested by the alphanumeric labels on the tags, which likely signify catalog numbers or reference codes. The labels imply that this object is considered both a plate and a bowl, denoting a dual-purpose or modular design.

Name/Title

Plate

Entry/Object ID

575/9301 A-B

Description

Miniature - metal/silver color/ octagonal / c. 1930 A. plate B bowl

Collection

DOLL HOUSE

Lexicon

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

PLATE

Dimensions

Height

1/8 in

Diameter

1-1/2 in

Parts

Count

1

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Apr 19, 1993