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User 144 at 22:55, 17 March 2006

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	==Plate (~~Tabvleware~~)==		==Plate (Tableware)==
	A '''plate''' is a shallow, usually circular, object from which [[food]] might be eaten or served. Plates might usually be made of [[wood]] or earthenware. Metal plates also existed with [[pewter]] becoming relatively common amongst the well-to-do in the [[15th century]].		A '''plate''' is a shallow, usually circular, object from which [[food]] might be eaten or served. Plates might usually be made of [[wood]] or earthenware. Metal plates also existed with [[pewter]] becoming relatively common amongst the well-to-do in the [[15th century]].

User 144 at 22:54, 17 March 2006

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	==Plate (~~Dinnerware~~)==		==Plate (Tabvleware)==
	A '''plate''' is a shallow, usually circular, object from which [[food]] might be eaten or served. Plates might usually be made of [[wood]] or earthenware. Metal plates also existed with [[pewter]] becoming relatively common amongst the well-to-do in the [[15th century]].		A '''plate''' is a shallow, usually circular, object from which [[food]] might be eaten or served. Plates might usually be made of [[wood]] or earthenware. Metal plates also existed with [[pewter]] becoming relatively common amongst the well-to-do in the [[15th century]].

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	==Plate (object) ==		==Plate (object) ==
	Piece of material (especially [[metal]]), that is much thinner than either of its other dimensions.		Piece of material (especially [[metal]]), that is much thinner than either of its other dimensions.

			[[category:tableware]]
			[[category:armour]]

Cian at 23:11, 14 February 2006

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	==Plate (Dinnerware)==		==Plate (Dinnerware)==
	A ''plate'' is a shallow, usually circular, object from which [[food]] might be eaten or served. Plates might usually be made of [[wood]] or earthenware. Metal plates also existed with [[pewter]] becoming relatively common amongst the well to do in the [[15th century]].		A '''plate''' is a shallow, usually circular, object from which [[food]] might be eaten or served. Plates might usually be made of [[wood]] or earthenware. Metal plates also existed with [[pewter]] becoming relatively common amongst the well-to-do in the [[15th century]].

	Objects distinctive as individual plates rather than [[platters]] are known from c. 1300.		Objects distinctive as individual plates rather than [[platters]] are known from c. 1300.

	At the household of a wealthy individual this might be replaced by a [[trencher]] for ~~feasts~~.		At the [[household]] of a wealthy individual this might be replaced by a [[trencher]] for [[feast]]s.

	==Plate, Bring a==		==Plate, Bring a==
	Modern [[Australia]]n terminology for a pot-luck meal. Abbreviation of "Bring a plate of food".		Modern [[Australia]]n terminology for a [[pot-luck]] meal. Abbreviation of "Bring a plate of [[food]]".

	==Plate (armour)==		==Plate ([[armour]])==
	Modern abbreviation of [[plate armour]]. Also the individual piece of [[metal]] or [[horn]] that make up a pair of [[brigandine]]s or [[coat of plates]]		Modern abbreviation of [[plate armour]]. Also the individual piece of [[metal]] or [[horn]] that make up a pair of [[brigandine]]s or [[coat of plates]]

	==Plate (object==		==Plate (object) ==
	Piece of material (especially [[metal]]), that is much thinner than either of its other dimensions.		Piece of material (especially [[metal]]), that is much thinner than either of its other dimensions.

User 144 at 11:58, 14 February 2006

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			==Plate (Dinnerware)==
	A ''plate'' is a shallow, usually circular, object from which [[food]] might be eaten or served. Plates might usually be made of [[wood]] or earthenware. Metal plates also existed with [[pewter]] becoming relatively common amongst the well to do in the [[15th century]].		A ''plate'' is a shallow, usually circular, object from which [[food]] might be eaten or served. Plates might usually be made of [[wood]] or earthenware. Metal plates also existed with [[pewter]] becoming relatively common amongst the well to do in the [[15th century]].

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	At the household of a wealthy individual this might be replaced by a [[trencher]] for feasts.		At the household of a wealthy individual this might be replaced by a [[trencher]] for feasts.

			==Plate, Bring a==
			Modern [[Australia]]n terminology for a pot-luck meal. Abbreviation of "Bring a plate of food".

			==Plate (armour)==
			Modern abbreviation of [[plate armour]]. Also the individual piece of [[metal]] or [[horn]] that make up a pair of [[brigandine]]s or [[coat of plates]]

			==Plate (object==
			Piece of material (especially [[metal]]), that is much thinner than either of its other dimensions.

User 144 at 11:13, 14 February 2006

2006-02-14T11:13:58Z

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A ''plate'' is a shallow, usually circular, object from which [[food]] might be eaten or served. Plates might usually be made of [[wood]] or earthenware. Metal plates also existed with [[pewter]] becoming relatively common amongst the well to do in the [[15th century]].

Objects distinctive as individual plates rather than [[platters]] are known from c. 1300.

At the household of a wealthy individual this might be replaced by a [[trencher]] for feasts.