FINE WEDGWOOD BLUE CLAUDE  PATTERN BLUE AND WHITE PEARLWARE PLATE C.1822-30

"A beautiful Staffordshire  blue and white design on an English pearlware large dinner plate with indented edge made by Wedgwood. It dates after 1822, is known as the Blue Claude pattern and has an impressed Wedgwood mark. This early marked piece is one of the most attractive patterns available om blue and white china and arguably the best Wedgwood design on blue and white pottery. A super reference and decorative display piece for the discerning Staffordshire Blue and antique pottery collector." Antiques Expert Hamilton Bear.
 
References: This item is illustrated in Staffordshire Blue, W.L. Little plate 73. It was engraved by Thomas Sparkes after a design by Claude Lorraine in 1822.
Dimensions: width 248 mm max. approximately 9 3/4 inches.
Marks: As illustrated impressed to base.
Condition:  In excellent condition. There is tiny flat chip to the underside edge. Typical light crazing to glaze which is only visible to the front through a magnifier: to the back with associated small areas of minor discolouration and footrim edge wear. A tiny firing flaw spot to front edge where glaze has not adhered to pottery body. The quality of this piece for decorative display is easily appreciated and enjoyed.
 
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