Wedgwood Jasperware Bacchanalian Triumph Plaque, Josiah Wedgwood 18th C

Wedgwood Jasperware Bacchanalian Triumph Plaque, Josiah Wedgwood 18th CPresenting an elegant and evocative 18th century Wedgwood jasperware plaque, finely modelled with the classical scene of the Bacchanalian Triumph. This refined piece, attributed to the era of Josiah Wedgwood, showcases the artistry and technical brilliance that established Wedgwood as the pre eminent name in English neoclassical ceramics. Crafted in high quality jasperware, this rectangular plaque displays a beautifully detailed procession inspired by

Crafted in classic Queensware

Pieces like this “Dancing Hours” plaque are not only beautiful objects in their own right but also part of a broader cultural story that links 18th- and 19th-century classical revival aesthetics to today’s appreciation of timeless

or simply as an impressive display piece

yet its plaster construction makes it an accessible way to introduce that same aesthetic into a modern collection

Height: approximately 25

Modelled and signed by William Hackwood

refined palette

making it a particularly appealing choice for collectors of authentic Wedgwood Jasperware

The male profile is sharply defined

Students of classical antiquity and Grand Tour objects

minimalist setting where its clean lines and subtle colour can truly stand out

this early caneware “cookie” style platter is a superb addition to your collection