Antique Decorative Cross with Flower and Butterfly Motif - Early 20th Century

A rare antique porcelain plate bearing the crest of the historic Groton Inn, one of America’s oldest inns, dating back to the 17th century. A fine example of early 20th-century hotelware, this piece showcases the durable yet elegant craftsmanship typical of institutional porcelain used in prestigious establishments. Design Features:     •    Crested Emblem: The plate prominently features the Groton Inn’s crest, with intricate detailing and subtle accents in red and gold, reflecting the inn’s storied history.     •    Classic Style: Simple green and gold border lines encircle the rim, adding understated elegance.     •    Material: High-quality glazed porcelain with a sturdy, utilitarian design typical of early hospitality tableware. It is very sturdy and feels almost like ironstone. • The bottom is marked with the maker in green and reads, "Mitchell Woodbury Co., Mayer China, Boston". Historical Significance: The Groton Inn, originally established in 1678 in Groton, Massachusetts, was a landmark of American history and culture...

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