VINTAGE 1980s DISNEY WORLD CONTEMPORARY RESORT PLATTER W KING STEPHAN'S CREST

Description

Purchased over 20 years ago at an eclectic dish shop in downtown Chicago called P.O.S.H on State Street. They acquire rare, vintage dishes from all over. It was definitely a rare find! So while this platter could be classified as “used,” I personally never used it. I just wanted to “have” it, because of the precious memories of going on vacation with my family when WDW was ONLY the Contemporary and Poly. :-) So I kept it safely stored for all these years.
Platter has a slight bump in it and one tiny speck that’s baked into the ceramic. There is also a slight line in the body. All of these things were there when I purchased it. So while platter is not pristine and perfect, it doesn’t have to be because it was used at the Contemporary so many years ago ... so cool! :-)
Platter has some heft, weighs 3 lbs, 8.9 oz. I hope it finds a great home. Would also make a nice gift for that Disney lover you know!
Pick up is in the NW Chicago suburbs (60193). I typically meet buyers in the Schaumburg Woodfield area, like the Trader Joe’s on Golf
Road.
If you don’t live around here, maybe you are planning a trip to visit, or
have family or friends or co-workers who live here who secure the purchase on your behalf. Buyer and seller will both wear masks to ensure a safe pick up. :-)
**If you would like me to ship the item (buyer pays shipping), please contact me first before hitting the buy button. I will need to update the listing to Priority Mail (or whatever you preferred method is - let me know) so that shipping charges are automatically included. (Shipping cannot be paid separately after the transaction is complete - they must be included with the purchase price.) Once I update the listing to reflect the shipping charges, I'll notify you when it's ok to go into the listing and make the purchase.**
Thanks for looking! I hope you’ll view my other listings for more fun stuff, including a full set of dinner plates also from the Contemporary, circa 1980s.