Question 1

I have a 19" diameter plate I want to display.  What size would work best for that purpose?

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It depends on whether or not you want only the plate to show, in that case you would use an invisible or you are going to use am easel type that is decorative at the top and you want some of it to be displayed.  A plate stand should be at least ¾ of the height of the item you are displaying. So if you have a 10" plate, you will want a stand that is at least 7 ½" tall. Or if you have a 12" plate, you will want a stand that is at least 9" tall. You can always go with a larger stand too. So a 10" plate would look great on a stand that measures 10" tall. Or sometimes, you may like a decorative easel that is much taller than the diameter of your plate so the scrolls and detail show along with your plate. It's kind of up to how you want to display it.  The 16" plate stand would work for your 19" plate. Good luck.

Question 2

Would this hold up a 8x10 picture frame?

Accepted Answer

6" is a little so small. Recommend 7" to 10" depending how to hold the frame. If the frame is horizontal, use 7" to 8". If vertical, use 8" to 10". Thanks

Question 3

will this 6" hold a canvas that is 5.5" x 5.5" and 1" thick?

Accepted Answer

Yes, this will work for a print that size.

Question 4

will this work for a canvas print that is 5.5" x 5.5" x 1" thick?

Accepted Answer

Yes, this will work for a print that size.

CreateYourWoodSign 6" Black Wood Easel Plate Display Stand

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