"Bob White" game plate is a design from the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Porcelain Service. Porcelain with enamels and gilt decoration. The colors were applied using chromolithographic and decalcomania processes. Afterwards, decorators painted the plate with enamel colors to add shading and to enhance the design. Finally, the edges were gilt. The plate is a classic round shape. The design features cock and hen Bob Whites, also known as quails, comfortably sheltered under crossed pine boughs on a dark winter day. They nestle in a depression that has been formed in the snow by the wind, which has also scattered the autumn leaves in the foreground.