Hand Pressed Glass Cup Plate "Historic Lyme Village" Will Mayer Handmade in Sandwich

Handmade in Sandwich

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Hand Pressed Glass Cup Plate "Historic Lyme Village" Will Mayer Handmade in SandwichThis Historical Reproduction Cup Plate features the inscription "Historic Lyme Village" across the top rim, and "Wright Mansion" across the bottom. In the field is a depiction of the mansion. The John Wright Mansion of Bellevue Ohio was placed on the National Register of Historic Homes in 1974. It became part of Historic Lyme Village Museum, in 1978. This cup plate is number 83 in the Pairpoint catalogue and was commissioned in 1980. Measuring 3. 5"