Buttonwood Club Commemorative Plate – NYSE Buttonwood Tree History
Celebrate a storied piece of financial history with this Buttonwood Club Commemorative Plate. Crafted by Syracuse China USA, this decorative plate honors the Buttonwood Club, the 1960s initiative by senior NYSE members to recognize outstanding service and tenure, and nods to the emblematic Buttonwood Tree that signaled the exchange’s origins.
The symbol of the Buttonwood Tree commemorates the 1792 signing that laid the groundwork for the New York Stock Exchange. This rare plate bridges history and collecting, making it a distinguished display piece for financial offices, museums, or thoughtful gifting to finance professionals and enthusiasts.
Buttonwood Club Commemorative Plate – NYSE
- Weight: 1 lb 3 oz
- Size: Approximately 10.75" (full-size plate)
- Finish: Gold accents
- Age: Unknown
- Condition: VG, as pictured, very light wear
Historical Context
The Buttonwood Club originated in the 1960s when senior NYSE members formed a network to celebrate service and tenure, fostering goodwill among exchange participants. The Buttonwood Tree motif recalls the 1792 meeting beneath a Buttonwood Tree where founding members agreed on the structure of the modern stock market.
Display & Gift Appeal
A refined addition to any financial desk, gallery, or conference room. This commemorative plate is ideal for collectors, corporate gifts, or educational displays that celebrate market history.
