Vintage Audubon Birds of America Plate — Alfred Meakin England

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Endorsed by the National Audubon Society and eproduced from the Elephant Folio Edition of Audubon's Birds of America and , these Alfred Meakin England plates carry real ornithological heritage in a quietly beautiful object.

Each features an embossed floral border, white ground, and the gentle crazing of age — the kind that only comes with time.

Choose the one that speaks to you:

Cedar Bird (Plate #43) — Two cedar waxwings perched among juniper berries and blue fruit, rendered in warm browns and gold.

Band-Tailed Pigeon (Plate #367) — Two pigeons at rest among pink dogwood blossoms, in soft grays and greens.

Display solo, mix and match, or start a wall grouping. Each one is a little piece of natural history. Approximately 8 inches. Vintage condition with crazing.

Tucked inside every set, a little something for first time customers — a hand-finished vintage passport notebook. Start the record. Note the piece, the moment, the person you gave it to. One day this bowl will sit in someone else's hands — and they'll know it came from yours.

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Endorsed by the National Audubon Society and eproduced from the Elephant Folio Edition of Audubon's Birds of America and , these Alfred Meakin England plates carry real ornithological heritage in a quietly beautiful object.

Each features an embossed floral border, white ground, and the gentle crazing of age — the kind that only comes with time.

Choose the one that speaks to you:

Cedar Bird (Plate #43) — Two cedar waxwings perched among juniper berries and blue fruit, rendered in warm browns and gold.

Band-Tailed Pigeon (Plate #367) — Two pigeons at rest among pink dogwood blossoms, in soft grays and greens.

Display solo, mix and match, or start a wall grouping. Each one is a little piece of natural history. Approximately 8 inches. Vintage condition with crazing.

Tucked inside every set, a little something for first time customers — a hand-finished vintage passport notebook. Start the record. Note the piece, the moment, the person you gave it to. One day this bowl will sit in someone else's hands — and they'll know it came from yours.