Wedgwood Creamware / Queensware 18th Century Armorial Plate - Museum Piece

Wedgwood Creamware / Queensware 18th Century Armorial Plate - Museum PieceThis Wedgwood queensware plate from the 18th Century is a museum worthy piece featuring an armorial design. As part of Wedgwood's Century product line, this decorative plate showcases the fine craftsmanship and elegance characteristic of wedgwood pottery. Bearing the arms of Honeywood and Courtenay, Queen's ware, 1778 85 With a prestigious history and sophisticated design, this piece represents the renowned brand's commitment to producing high quality

Described as in good condition

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Portrait of Admiral Augustus Keppel in white relief on blue ground

Grand Tour and classical revival objects

Material: Fine jasperware / high-quality ceramic

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The exterior showcases the refined aesthetic for which Limoges is celebrated: smooth

well-defined detailing

country house

Its restrained palette and classical styling make it exceptionally versatile: it works beautifully in a period scheme alongside mahogany furniture and gilt frames

The bowl’s fluted sides rise elegantly from a shaped pedestal foot

Type: Intaglio seal