Early 19thC Coalport Horton & Rose Hand Painted Porcelain Plate 22cm Wedgwood

Early 19thC Coalport Horton & Rose Hand Painted Porcelain Plate 22cm WedgwoodThis attractive early 19thcentury porcelain plate is a fine example of the much soughtafter Coalport Horton and Rose style of decoration, notable for its bold palette and botanically inspired enamelling. Measuring approximately 22 cm in diameter, the plate presents a richly handpainted floral design on a deep cobalt blue ground, a classic colour scheme of quality English porcelain of the Regency period. The front of the plate is dominated by a large

which fits with earlier Ashworth pieces that sometimes relied on painted pattern numbers rather than full backstamps

This charming spill vase is crafted in Wedgwood’s iconic light-blue jasper dip

and rich terracotta tone combine to create an object that is both decorative and deeply symbolic

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Colour: Classic matte black

Whether placed alongside other Wedgwood pieces or used as a standalone statement

Authentic 18th century Wedgwood plaque

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This is a decorative collector’s item

from period homes to modern apartments

and impressed marks makes this pair a particularly desirable acquisition

this 19th-century caneware pitcher presents very well for its age