This delightful piece from the esteemed Norman Rockwell's catalog is a collector's plate titled 'A Young Girl's Dream.' Crafted in 1985, it's part of the Rockwell's American Dream series. Created by Edwin M. Knowles, this porcelain plate is certified as a limited edition. While the exquisite design showcases Rockwell's classic style, it's the markings and certification from the Rockwell Society of America that add that extra layer of collectibility. The piece is in excellent condition with no visible flaws, which is notable for items of this type. However, its value remains modest due to the large scale production typical of collector's plates during this era. With an auction value estimate between $10 and $30, this plate is more of a lovely display piece rather than a significant investment. It's a charming nod to Rockwell's influence, even in the realm of porcelain collectibles.
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Item Report
Norman Rockwell Collector's Plate
By:Norman Rockwell, Edwin M. Knowles
Style:20th Century American Collectibles
Origin:USA
Materials:Porcelain
Age:1985
Condition:Excellent (based on visible condition, no visible chips or cracks)
Value:Authentic: $10-$30, Reproduction: Less than $10
Maker's Marks / Writing:Edwin M. Knowles mark, Rockwell Society marks, BRADEx number
Date:2026-05-04 02:17:35.705055
Description:
A limited edition collector's plate titled 'A Young Girl's Dream' by Norman Rockwell, part of the Rockwell's American Dream series, produced by Edwin M. Knowles.
Curator Questions
Curated by Jade
Assessment:
A typical collector's plate with typical decoration and authentication markings. Value is limited due to high production numbers.
Individual Images:
back of plate showing markings and inscriptions
Provenance:
N/A
Condition:
Excellent (based on visible condition, no visible chips or cracks)
Identification Score: 95%
The plate has clear markings identifying it as part of a series by Norman Rockwell.
Authenticity Score: 95%
Marked as a limited edition and includes certification stamps. High production means there's little market rarity value.
Image Memory Note
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Keywords
Norman Rockwell, collector's plate, Edwin M. Knowles, porcelain, American collectibles
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