Early 19th Century Royal Crown Derby Cobalt and Gilt Soup Plate 25cm Wedgwood

Early 19th Century Royal Crown Derby Cobalt and Gilt Soup Plate 25cm WedgwoodThis impressive early 19th century Royal Crown Derby soup plate is a fine example of the factorys richly decorated wares from the Regency period, dating approximately between 1806 and 1825. Measuring about 25 cm in diameter (as confirmed by the tape measure in the images), it is a substantial piece that would originally have formed part of an elegant dinner or dessert service. The plate is made in a deep welled soup or bowl plate form, with a broad,

and historical memorabilia

historically inspired decorative piece to your collection or interior scheme

Stephen Pearce Pottery from Shanagarry

One side of the top banding is slightly raised

Pieces of this calibre and condition rarely appear on the open market

This is a carefully sourced

This Wedgwood Creamware “Peacocks” set lends itself beautifully to a variety of decorative and functional uses:

this antique Wedgwood dish showcases the aesthetic ideals that made the Wedgwood name synonymous with luxury

As charming dessert plates for cakes

and elegant composition of this Kwan Yin figure make it particularly well suited for display in a curated cabinet

or special occasions for those who appreciate fine ceramics

exquisitely decorated with embossed figures of Tonino