Wedgwood Yellow Botanical Dessert Set: Scalloped Gilt Rims Circa 1812 1830

Offered is a set of six yellow antique Wedgwood dessert plates
The border is decorated with gilded leaves and scalloped rims.
The hand-painted center floral bouquet is different on each plate, a custom of the era.
The timeless nature of these plates makes them a candidate for heirloom consideration.
The craftsmanship and elegant design create a romantic vibe sure to appeal to your guests when you serve dessert.
Dessert plates of this early period of the 19th century are often comparable to today's luncheon plate.
They can be used as luncheon plates, which highlights the set's versatility!
The set can also be used for dinner parties or displayed beautifully in a china cabinet.


HISTORY:
Josiah Wedgwood (1730-1795)
The most celebrated of all the English ceramics makers.
Josiah Wedgwood launched his own pottery business in 1759 and, in 1765, created a new form of earthenware. He was given official permission to call it "Queen's Ware'. This new product sold very
well across Europe. He noted the other new products, Black Basalt and Jasper Ware.

In 1812, Wedgwood produced their bone china, though not a commercial success at first
it eventually became an essential part of a highly profitable business.

CONDITION:
Excellent condition.
No chips, cracks, or crazing.
No dishwasher or microwave.
Hand washing is the best care to keep the colors vibrant and the pattern intact.

DIAMETER:
Dessert plates measure 9 1/4 inches in diameter

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