Copeland Apricot Ground Floral Cabinet Plate Gilt Scalloped Antique 23cm Wedgwood

Copeland Apricot Ground Floral Cabinet Plate Gilt Scalloped Antique 23cm WedgwoodA handsome Copeland cabinet plate with a soft apricot peach ground border, a central hand coloured floral spray and a gilt decorated scalloped rim. The plate carries the green printed Copeland mark together with impressed marks to the base, dating it to the late 19th century. It measures approximately 23 cm in diameter. Copeland (the successor to Spode) produced finely decorated cabinet and dessert wares of this quality throughout the Victorian

The highly collectible black basalt body

this tobacco pot represents an important phase in Wedgwood’s early 19th-century production

A 30 cm diameter places this example among the larger serving and centrepiece bowls

Add this luxurious Wedgwood green Jasperware shield vase to your collection or interior today and enjoy a timeless piece of English ceramic history in your home

Condition: antique embroidered silk

this piece brings a sense of warmth

Indulge in the refined elegance of this exquisite Wedgwood Golconda Ware bulbous lidded vase

Pairing with classical

Its warm gold finish adds depth

Unmarked but clearly a Wedgwood-style example (see final images)

This rare vase would sit beautifully alongside other Georgian ceramics

The colour would have been considered fashionable in the Victorian era