Gone With the Wind Golden Anniversary Collector Plate — "The Burning of Atlanta," Rhett & Scarlett, Howard Rogers, W.S. George 1988, with Box & COA

The second issue in the Gone With the Wind: Golden Anniversary Series — Howard Rogers' painting of Rhett at the reins in a tan coat and hat, Scarlett braced beside him in rose pink, the whole of Atlanta going up in orange and black behind them. The most dramatic image in the series and one of the most recognizable scenes in the film. Fine china with a gold rim and Rogers' signature in red across the face. Officially authorized by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Turner Entertainment to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the film, and strictly limited to a maximum of 150 firing days. It carries a wall on its own.

Includes: the original box, the numbered Certificate of Authenticity, and the illustrated title card

Measurements: 8.5 in round. Boxed 10.25 in x 10.25 in x 2 in.

Condition: The display face is excellent — colors bright, gold rim unworn, no chips or cracks. A few faint tan age specks on the plain white reverse, not visible when displayed. The original box shows toning and a nick along one edge. Sold as found — please see all photos.

Marks: Backstamped Bradex No. 84-G20-1.2, Plate No. 17045E, "The Burning of Atlanta" by Howard Rogers, W.S. George Fine China 1988, © 1939 Selznick / 1988 Turner Entertainment.