Wedgwood Edme Bread And Butter Plates Older Backstamp

Description: No chips or cracks. The front of 2 of the plates hasa bit of crazing. Please see the last 2 photos. The last photo is enlarged because the line of crazing is somewhat hard to see. It never ceases to amaze me how china this old has survived in good condition. These will be carefully packed in bubble wrap. Here's some info about the pattern from the Wedgwood website: The most aristocratic of Wedgwood's patterns, Edme dates back over a century and is characterised by sophisticated Georgian shapes and a design motif drawn from Wedgwood's original 18th century archives. The collection has an earthenware body and features a smoothly harmonious laurel motif. And here's some info from the Replacements website: Were amazed at how many of you recognized Wedgwoods Edme as the dinnerware used downstairs by Downtons staff. First introduced in 1908, Wedgwood produced Edme for more than a century. The pattern is made from Queen's Ware, a cream-coloured earthenware Josiah Wedgwood developed in the mid-18th century. French architect and designer Dannier Frres commissioned Edme, which was created by Wedgwood art director, John Goodwin. The ribbing around the pattern reflects architectural elements popular during that time.

Price: 25 USD

Location: Placerville, California

End Time: 2024-11-09T17:14:50.000Z

Shipping Cost: N/A USD