plate

Josiah Wedgwood, 1780 - 1836



plate

Josiah Wedgwood 1780 - 1836

Summary

Public: A large oval serving plate with a deep well and flattened rim with relief-moulded feather-edge border. Made of cream coloured earthenware and transfer-printed in overglaze in black with 'Corinthian Ruins'. Private: Large oval serving plate with deep well, no footring and flattened rim with relief-moulded feather-edge border. Transfer-printed in overglaze black with 'Corinthian Ruins', rural landscape with ruined temple in foreground to right, two Turks in foreground to left, arched bridge over river in background to left before distant hill. Six floral sprigs in five variations to rim. Pale cream coloured earthenware body with scattered iron-brown specks and fine, slightly greenish, glaze, three groups of three stilt marks to underside of rim.


Object Name

plate

Creators Name

Josiah Wedgwood

Date Created

c 1770

accession number

1983.206

Place of creation

Etruria

Medium

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