Antique Blue and White Souvenir Plate New Brunswick and Maine Rowland & Marcellus William Van Horne aurora blue rhinestone None of the 2006 tour

None of the 2006 tour stops appear

It is in very good shape - the original owner’s name still appears on a label as well as some travel labels from the Far East

Canadian retailers would buy haute couture for their customers every season and offer French made private labels

This event is referred to as “Bloody Sunday”

the use of wire to support the floating rhinestones

Antique Blue and White Souvenir Plate New Brunswick and Maine Rowland & Marcellus William Van Horne aurora blue rhinestone None of the 2006 tourThis is an antique blue and white souvenir plate made in Staffordshire for New York importer Rowland & Marcellus. The plate has a rolled rim and features William Van Hornes house, Coven Hoven, on Ministers Island, New Brunswick. The rim features various landmarks around St Andrews, New Brunswick, but also St Stephen, New Brunswick, and Calais, Maine as well as Eastport, Maine. William Van Horne, of course, was an important figure in Canadian history,