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An early Texas advertising collectible made for Samuel A. Gorden, a Lockhart jeweler documented in the 1914–1915 Texas State Gazetteer and Business Directory. Beautiful antique advertising calendar plate dating to 1912, featuring a charming illustration of a mother and child beside a pond, surrounded by twelve miniature monthly calendars.Originally produced as an advertising piece for S. A. Gorden, Jeweler, of Lockhart, Texas.Features a softly scalloped edge, delicate gold floral border, and colorful Victorian-era-inspired artwork.• Circa 1912
• Carnation / McNicol backstamp
• Approximately 7.5” diameter
• Original Lockhart, Texas advertising
• Decorative gold detailingCondition: Good antique condition with visible age-related crazing throughout. No chips or cracks. Some wear to gold detailing and discoloration consistent with age. Please review photographs.A charming piece of early Texas history, perfect for collectors of antique advertising, calendar plates, and vintage Americana.Styling Note: Styled images are for inspiration. Please see additional photos for actual color, details, and condition.
