Plate with U.S. Grant

[floydianoise]

This is another piece from the family collection.  Any idea when these were produced?  Is it period or way after Grant was President?  No markings that I can see.  (other than Patriot and Soldier at the top, Gen. U.S. Grant at the bottom)

[sapphire]

On a quick search came up with these.....

http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/ulysses-s-grant-glass-plate-campaign-souvenir-eapg

http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/general-ulysses-s-grant-glass-plate-pressed

http://justoldglass.org/JustOldGlass/Bryce%2CHigbee/UKN_The_Patriot_and_Soldier_Gen_Ulysees_S_Grant_Tray_Rocky

http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/625675

http://pages.gunsightantiques.com/5052/PictPage/3923702395.html

[hosman321]

Beautiful plate, pretty cool it's from the 1800's. I thought it was much later.

[floydianoise]

Thanks for the links. . . is Worthopedia "worth" paying for?

[sapphire]

In my own opinion, for me it's 'worth' the information that can often be found in order to further the search 


Other's may have subscriptions, so may have other opinions

[KC]

If you can't find other sources for information and are going to be diving head on into antiques in quantity….it can be worthwhile for you.

I personally haven't and know that many others on here haven't yet…….
I do think it is a reputable site!

[waywardangler]

Worthpoint rather than Worthopedia?  Worthpoint archives old eBay (and maybe others) selling prices.  I am not sure if old prices are relevant in today's market.  The info still shows up, just the price is missing.  I do not have a subscription and have found if one looks harder, prices can be located from other sources.