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Vintage 1982 Frankoma Pottery Oklahoma 75th Statehood Diamond Jubilee Commemorative Plate
Celebrate Sooner State heritage and collectible art pottery with this striking commemorative collector plate made by the legendary Frankoma Pottery of Oklahoma. This piece was produced in 1982 to celebrate the 75th Anniversary Diamond Jubilee of Oklahoma\'s statehood (1907–1982).
Design & Features:
• Front Relief Motif: Features a highly detailed, collage-style collection of iconic Oklahoma symbols—including a central \"75\" and state map outline, the Pioneer Woman statue, oil/industrial plants, a Tulsa church, a Native American chief, a pioneer covered wagon, and Will Rogers.
• Historical Reverse: The base features an embossed summary of official state facts and symbols (the Mistletoe flower, Redbud tree, and Scissor-Tailed Flycatcher) along with an incised replica signature from sitting Oklahoma Governor George Nigh. The rim reads: \"1907 Diamond Jubilee - State of Oklahoma 1982\".
• Color & Glaze: Finished in Frankoma\'s clean, smooth satin White Sand glaze, which beautifully catches the light on the raised lettering.
• Authenticity Markings: Fully marked on the lower reverse rim edge with the official \"Made by Frankoma in Oklahoma\" imprint and pattern code \"OKIDJ\".
• Ready to Display: Molded with a factory wire channel built into the reverse base rim for quick, hassle-free wall hanging.
Size:
• Diameter: Approximately 8.25 to 8.5 inches
Condition:
Excellent vintage condition with a beautiful glossy finish. The embossing and historical text remain completely crisp, clean, and highly legible. There are no chips, cracks, structural crazing, or repairs.
An absolute must-have display piece for collectors of Oklahoma art pottery, state history buffs, or anyone decorating a rustic southwestern farmhouse space.