Amber on a plate? What? Plated Amberina was patented June 15, 1886, by Joseph Locke and was made by
the New England Glass Company. It is similar in color to amberina, but it has a cream colored or chartreuse lining. There are small ridges or ribs on the outside.Check out these two links for great photos and info.
http://www.kovels.com/Price-Guide/Glass/Plated-Amberina.html
http://www.earlyauctionco.com/art-glass-gallery-spring-08/Plated-Amberina.asp
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