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Wedgwood Jasperware Playing Card Collection Pale Blue Club Shaped Pin Tray

This product data sheet is originally written in English.


RARE WEDGWOOD BLUE JASPERWARE 

Playing Card Shape Collection: Club

approx. 4.75"x 5"


WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE Playing Card Shapes Collection

EXCELLENT CONDITION NO CHIPS OR CRACKS, SOME DUST ACCUMULATION 


Engraved on the Bottom: 

DUDSON
ENGLAND

This series originated in 1890 with most recent update in 1980. 
Per engraving marks, style and Cupid thematic, seems from the 1930's to 1950's period (not authenticated though)

Wedgwood is a British brand synonymous with prestige and elegance in the art of the table, since 1759. The company blends quality and artistry, design and innovation for almost 250 years. Even today, these characteristics allow Wedgwood to retain a leading position internationally in the English production of porcelain tableware.

The founder, Josiah Wedgwood (1730-1795), known as "the father of British potters", was born in Burslem, Staffordshire. After the first experiences as an apprentice in 1759, decides to take the plunge and get in right; in 1776 his activity is so flourishing to enable it to open a new and larger factory.

And ' Josiah that first develops that attention to experiments that will always be essential and characteristic trait of Wedgwood. Himself, for example, turns out the formulae for those precious materials that become symbols of its manufacture: the Queen's Ware (1762), the black basalt (1768) and Jasper (1774).

Today, Wedgwood is the industry's most technologically advanced English of porcelain industry. Knew how to give the structure of a large company, without giving up dexterity and craftsmanship component in production. A solid brand in continuous expansion, along with the production of porcelain home decor design drawing in recent years in collaboration with famous interior designer and fashion stylist: Nick Munro, Paul Costelloe, Jasper Conran, KELLY Hoppen, Vera Wang and Robert Dawson.

In this listing is a Wedgwood blue Jasper English porcelain with bas-relief la tartaruga Caymans Islands. The dish is identified by the code "WDGPA0022". Measure 11.5 cm in diameter.


ATTENTION PLEASE: This is Wedgwood Jasperware standard blue or Blue Jasperware. Depending on the picture, the lighting my give misleading impression about alternative color. Please feel free to ask for more information.

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Wedgwood is a British brand synonymous with prestige and elegance in the art of the table, since 1759. The company blends quality and artistry, design and innovation for almost 250 years. Even today, these characteristics allow Wedgwood to retain a leading position internationally in the English production of porcelain tableware. Today, Wedgwood is the industry's most technologically advanced English of porcelain industry. Knew how to give the structure of a large company, without giving up dexterity and craftsmanship component in production. A solid brand in continuous expansion, along with the production of porcelain home decor design drawing in recent years in collaboration with famous interior designer and fashion stylist: Nick Munro, Paul Costelloe, Jasper Conran, KELLY Hoppen, Vera W
Brand Wedgwood
Material Jasperware
Country/Region of Manufacture United Kingdom
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