Antique Creamware Wedgwood Black Transferware Charger Plate Embossed Border French Country antique daisies platter The bowl is large enough

The bowl is large enough for soups

To every Middlesex village and farm

collectible Spode Copeland plate with an exquisite lace relief border surrounding an urn filled with roses and setting on a patch of grass

Hand touches of periwinkle

The firm advertised majolica in the Pottery Gazette from 1881 to 1886

Antique Creamware Wedgwood Black Transferware Charger Plate Embossed Border French Country antique daisies platter The bowl is large enoughHere is an antique creamware plate, circa 1930's, by Wedgwood with a pastoral French country setting in black transfer. The scene depicts two young women gardening hillside. There is a church behind them and romantic, European style buildings. The scene is framed within two fine green lines and an embossed border of scrolls, ferns, thistle and other flowers. I Shown in the last photo is one of the companion plates with a different scene, each sold