Rare Antique Saturday Evening Girls SEG Paul Revere Pottery Plate W/ Duck Border

This is a rare Saturday Evening Girls Paul Revere Pottery plate with a duck border design. • The plate was created by the Paul Revere Pottery, which was established in 1906 by the women of the Saturday Evening Girls Club in Boston. • It features pairs of ducks outlined in black against a blue band with a creamy white background. • These items are examples of American Arts & Crafts movement art-ware. • The pottery was known for its hand-made objects and healthy working conditions for immigrant women. The symbol "S.E.G." on the pottery stands for the Saturday Evening Girls club. The numbers "7-16" likely indicates the date the piece was made, in this case, July 1916. • S.E.G. Mark: This mark identifies the piece as being produced by the Saturday Evening Girls, a club for young immigrant women in Boston in the early 20th century. • Historical Context: The pottery produced by the club, later known as Paul Revere Pottery, is a significant part of the Arts and Crafts movement and is highly collectible today. ***Please note that this antique plate is good condition given the era in which it was produced. However, a crack does exist shown in photos. The itself is not discernible by feel. The piece itself is to truly be admired given its historical significance.