1970s WEDGWOOD GENERAL BOOTH WIFE Sweet Dishes SALVATION ARMY Jasperware WILLIAM

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New in original boxes - boxes have some wear and corners are pushed in some.
About 4.5" across.
Found this online:
Both of these small plates were produced and sold in 1977/1978. They are made from the above mentioned Jaspers. The portraits of William and Catherine Booth are shown, the founder of The Salvation Army and his wife. The edges are decorated with oak leaves.
The plates are obviously not for everyday use, rather are produced for the collector. That the plates were produced and sold in the years 1977/1978 was for a certain purpose. In London at this time periode an international congress was held. In London (GB) and in other lands there were celebrations of the 100th anniversary of The Salvation Army.
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