I have several Kincade prints and one 1999 Christmas Plate "A Holiday Gathering" #16724A. Framed "Spring Gate" Framed Autumn Gate" Framed large "Foxglove Cottage" Flower Cottages of Carmel III and a framed Light House water color 3/16 I want to sell these items and would like assistance on where to get the best price. Thank You for your help. All are in impecable shape and the plate is still in its box. Thanks! Mary @ mlatshaw3320@Yahoo.com
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You can find canvas art prints by Thomas Kinkade at many online art dealers. One authorized dealer would be Gallery Direct Art at http://www.gallerydirectart.com.
Currently at All Your Events Floral & Gifts you can get the every year. We offer shipping as well. You can contact at 573-765-3986 or on our website: flowersatthefort.com just click the contact tab and put Thomas Kincade in the subject line. Hope this is helpful.
I can't tell you the value, but I can tell you how to find out. There are collectors books that list the secondary market value of plates and other items. You can look in one of these books under the makers name/brand and it will list the plate by name and date. Since yours is so old it may not be listed. Just the fact it is an antique makes it worth something to a collector of plates. The value for a collector is determined by how good shape it is in. If there are any chips or cracks in the plate or if the picture on the plate still has its colors and there is no fading the value goes up. How rare the plate is may determine value. You could take your plate to an antique dealer to see what they offer, but be careful they will offer you less than its true value.
Victoria era plates often featured scalloped edging with patterns of floral designs. Gold accents were also often used in this era. It was also not uncommon to find patterns giving tribute to the Queen.
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