Depicted on this plate is an early colonial wedding in which the groom wears a long frock-coat and the bride a full-pleated skirt and tight bodice. A pastor in a broadbrimmed hat performs the ceremony under
two angels.

This unusually well preserved plate with its clearly defined design and lettering is the front of a five-plate stove manufactured by the Marlbro Furnace in the Shenandoah Valley. In our reproduction, the corner rims receiving the side plates have been removed. An original can be seen at the Bucks County Historical Society in Pennsylvania.

No. C200
16”W, 23”H, 3/8”D
52 lbs.