Ridgway 19thC Neoclassical Sprigged Square Plate Staffordshire 23cm Wedgwood

Ridgway 19thC Neoclassical Sprigged Square Plate Staffordshire 23cm WedgwoodThis attractive square plate is an excellent example of early 19thcentury English porcelain in the refined neoclassical taste, traditionally attributed to the Ridgway factory of Staffordshire. Measuring approximately 23 cm across, the piece has a gently waisted square outline with rounded, lobed corners and a shallow, dished well. It is made in a pale greystone ground with a subtle blue cast, over which applied creamcoloured sprig ornament has been

While the vase can be used to hold a small

almost architectural quality that works well in both period and contemporary interiors

Faceted geode bowl shape: Multi-angled sides create a jewel-like

There are several small rim chips and nibbles around the outer edge and at the shell “hinge” area

Interior designers seeking elegant

and sculptural objets d’art

The metal mounts show expected age-related wear

adding a touch of living elegance

Enthusiasts of Methodist history and religious artefacts

making it a versatile and timeless addition to your collection

fine-grained texture and velvety finish

or Buddhist devotional objects