Vintage table set, Wedgwood

Vintage table set, Wedgwood
Vintage table set, Wedgwood
Vintage table set, Wedgwood
Vintage table set, Wedgwood
Vintage table set, Wedgwood
Vintage table set, Wedgwood
Vintage table set, Wedgwood
Vintage table set, Wedgwood
Vintage table set, Wedgwood
Vintage table set, Wedgwood
Vintage table set, Wedgwood
Vintage table set, Wedgwood
Vintage table set, Wedgwood
Vintage table set, Wedgwood

The vintage set includes two plates and one box. The set is made of blue biscuit porcelain. The items are decorated with antique motifs characteristic of classicism. One plate is decorated with an image of the Tower of London. There are marks of the Wedgwood factory. England, late 20th century.


Wedgwood Company was named after the founder, a hereditary ceramicist, Josiah Wedgwood (Josiah Wedgwood, 1730-1795). In 1759, D. Wedgwood opened a small factory for the production of porcelain products, and already in 1769 a whole town was built, which was named Etruria, for the employees of his company.