18th C Wedgwood Queen’s Ware Armorial Plate Honeywood & Courtenay c1778-85

18th C Wedgwood Queen’s Ware Armorial Plate Honeywood & Courtenay c1778-85Exquisite 18th Century Wedgwood Queens Ware Armorial Plate Honeywood & Courtenay c. 177885 Presented here is a rare and museum calibre 18th century Wedgwood Queens Ware (creamware) armorial plate, dating from approximately 17781785. This distinguished piece bears the arms of Honeywood and Courtenay, making it not only a beautiful example of early Wedgwood craftsmanship but also an object of significant historical and heraldic interest. Often described

and distinguished provenance

This situates the present piece firmly within the canon of important early Wedgwood production and makes it highly desirable for serious collectors of British ceramics and classical revival art

and neoclassical art

It is equally at home in a curated collection

Add this distinguished Wedgwood jasperware portrait medallion of Marie-Antoinette to your collection and enjoy a tangible link to the elegance and drama of the 18th-century European court

historical depth

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and darker accent colours

The crisp lines and refined finish are characteristic of Wedgwood’s long heritage in fine ceramics

This Moonlight Lustre plate is not only a beautiful object in its own right

making this an exceptionally attractive and display-worthy pair