Ridgway 19th Century Neoclassical Sprig Porcelain Plate Staffordshire Wedgwood

Ridgway 19th Century Neoclassical Sprig Porcelain Plate Staffordshire WedgwoodThis elegant 19thcentury Ridgway plate is a fine example of English neoclassical taste, produced in Staffordshire during the Victorian era. Measuring approximately 23 cm in diameter, it is formed in a shallow circular shape with a broad rim, carefully potted in porcelain and decorated in a refined, Jasperwareinspired palette of pale greyblue grounds with crisp cream sprig ornament and subtle gilded accents. The central reserve features a raised

Made from high-quality ceramic

while interior enthusiasts will appreciate its ability to elevate a vignette or tabletop arrangement with quiet sophistication

Creating a serene focal point in a living room

Developed in the 18th century by Josiah Wedgwood

are increasingly hard to find on the market

Edition: Limited Edition of 1

This ground of repeating pattern forms a richly textured surface that contrasts with the smooth

or museum-quality display

Ideal for: Collectors

Thoughtful gifts for lovers of heritage ceramics and classic design

To maintain the beauty and integrity of this antique leather-bound book

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