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"Annie" plate series consist of 8 plates, painted and signed by William Chambers solely for this edition, and issued exclusively for Columbia Pictures by Edwin M Knowles China Company, plates produced between January 1983and December 1986. Plates are approx 8-1/2 inch in diameter, boxed with certificate of authenticity. Some boxes with watermarks but in good condition, plates are in mint condition. I have two sets for sale.

"Annie and Sandy" the first plate in the series depicts, Annie at rests for a moment from her endless drudgery and smiles out upon us with all the innocence and joyous optimism of childhood. Beside her sits the faithful Sandy, her one true friend in the harsh world of the orphanage. In the background a few mean objects define her daily existence, a bucket, scrub brush, a narrow cot on which she sleeps at the end of a weary day.

"Daddy Warbucks" the second issue in the series. An American colossus stands here before us. He is a rich, powerful, wise, a self-made giant of a man. Energy and self-confidence exude from his ever pore. This is the legendary Daddy Warbucks, billionaire industrialist, advisor to presidents, dynamic influence on the history of his times, a man whose icy heart can be melted by only one person-the small orphan child he knows as Annie.

"Annie and Grace" the third issue in the series, they pose together rather formally, their postures and faces expressing both the shyness and affection of their new friendship.  They only recently met, but the love that is now evolving between them is apparent in their eyes.

"Annie and the Orphans" the fourth issue in the series, the orphans have been scrubbing the floors of the Hudson Street Girls Home for hours. Now Annie and her friend Molly lean wearily against each other as the whole group collapses on the stairs for a hard earned rest break, but unbeknownst to them a chain of events has begun that will result in a better life for them all.

"Tomorrow" the fifth issue in the series, the beloved anthem of optimism and hope performed so unforgettably in the motion picture by Annie. 

"Annie and Miss Hannigan" the sixth issue in the series. Even for a substitute mother, the caretaker at the girls home, occasionally needs to surround herself with her finest velvet and lace and dream of a vacation on some faraway shore.  It's a hectic life; the good-natured razzing of her orphans will engage her full attention.

"Annie, Lily, and Rooster" the seventh issue in the series. America's favorite orphan is an orphan no more, her parents have been found, and she couldn't be prouder. Little does she know that these parents are a swindler names Rooster and his sleazy girlfriend named Lily, who hoped to collect the reward.

"Annie and Daddy Warbucks" The Finale eighth issue in the series. What better way to celebrate a new beginning and a new family than with the grandest party of them all? Everybody is there.  

 What a superb set of plates to start or add to your collection. They will enhance any décor and win you praise from those who see them displayed.

 you can own a set for $30.00 per plate. Suggest retail $50.00.

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Plates are sold in sets only.

8 plate set $240.00 plus S&H

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