Antique Staffordshire Blue White Transferware Plate Ruins Landscape c1820 Wedgwood

Antique Staffordshire Blue White Transferware Plate Ruins Landscape c1820 WedgwoodA Staffordshire blue and white transfer printed plate decorated with classical ruins in a landscape. Staffordshire, c. 1820. Condition: As found please see all images for faults. Possible crack. Crazing. Crazing and minor firing imperfections are consistent with age and are normal for this type of early stoneware. Please study all photographs closely, as they form part of the description. Dimensions: approximately 25cm diameter. From a private English

Throughout this period Flight

and admired for many years to come

Impressed date mark “1955” and additional potter’s / shape marks

Crafted in luxurious black basalt stoneware

The applied reliefs are carefully arranged above a narrow white ground line that encircles the jug

Each corner terminates in a robust paw foot

This is a genuine antique Wedgwood plaque

this original Wedgwood jasperware planter reflects the romantic fascination with antiquity that defined the period

Display: Ideal for shelves

The vase stands on a rounded foot with an inset beaded rim

At the centre of the plate is a raised neoclassical figural group in white relief

Victorian and Edwardian decorative arts