Edward VII & Queen Alexandra Antique Porcelain Portrait Plaques Pair Rare Wedgwood

Edward VII & Queen Alexandra Antique Porcelain Portrait Plaques Pair Rare WedgwoodEdward VII ceramic portrait plaque and his wife Queen Alexandra. Rare pair, both in fair condition. A rare pair of late Victorian Edwardian hand painted porcelain portrait plaques depicting King Edward VII in admiral's uniform and his consort Queen Alexandra, mounted together in a single shadow box style frame. Royal commemorative plaques of this calibre finely painted on porcelain rather than printed transfers are genuinely hard to find as a matched

Ready to hang once the back is taped or sealed to your preference

A Collector’s & Decorator’s Piece

Base: Slight bend to base

Add this elegant Wedgwood porcelain lidded vase to your home or collection and enjoy the quiet luxury and timeless beauty that only fine English ceramics can provide

This is a rare form and a rare matching pair

where it becomes a single striking accent

timeless addition to any fine ceramic collection

Its elongated format lends itself particularly well to hanging as a focal point above a mantelpiece

Pieces from this circle are highly sought after by collectors of early English pottery

The footrim is neatly formed as an inset oval foot

this Wedgwood miniature Jasperware teacup set will be a treasured addition to your collection

The underside is plain glazed with an unmarked foot