South Carolina History Plates
Welcome
These rich blue and cream dinner-sized plates of Transferware
type design will become treasured heirlooms for future South
Carolinians to pass down for generations.  They are made in
England of exquisite, bone china and are microwave and
dishwasher safe.  The plates may also be purchased at fine gift
stores around the state or by contacting us.
The Design
The border of each plate, which unites the collection, consists of an elegant composite of
state flora and fauna.  Intricate designs of the Carolina Peach, Yellow Jessamine and the
Swallowtail Butterfly are interwoven around the rim.  Distinguished displays of state
symbols are contained in the encircling cartouches. The State Seal, State Flag, Carolina
Wren, Yellow Jessamine, Palmetto Tree and the historical Mace and Sword, which are the
authority symbols for the House and Senate, are all proud representatives of our heritage.

The center design of each plate represents historical people, landmarks or events that were
significant to us as we try to preserve and share the great history of our state.  A description
of the center design is detailed on the reverse of each plate.
Siblings Three, LLP ~ 206 John’s Creek Road ~ Hodges, SC  29653
864-229-1095 ~ www.southcarolinahistoryplates.com
Commissioned by  Siblings Three, LLP

      The South Carolina History Plates were designed and commissioned by Rosemary Talbert
Hopkins, John Talbert, Jr. and Nancy Talbert Moore -- the “Siblings Three”.  We wanted to honor
the great and wonderful history of our home state of South Carolina.  We owe both
acknowledgements and gratitude for all the help we had with this project.  Among those are the
late Mrs. Martha Patterson, of McCormick, South Carolina who helped us get started, The South
Caroliniana Library, Columbia, SC, who worked with us on our research, S. C. Department of
Archives and History, and our mom, Rose Reese Talbert, who has urged us on every step of the
way.  Her encouragement and her attention to detail has truly been our inspiration.  We are lucky
“siblings” to have had such wonderful and loving parents.
Copyright © 2007 Siblings Three, LLP. All Rights Reserved.

Click to view articles about our South Carolina History Plates
published in
The Augusta Chronicle  , The Charleston Post and Courier
 and Southern Living