Antique Staffordshire Blue White Plate Tivoli Pattern Marked c1820 Transferware Wedgwood

Antique Staffordshire Blue White Plate Tivoli Pattern Marked c1820 Transferware WedgwoodA Staffordshire blue and white transfer printed plate in the 'Tivoli' pattern, decorated with columned classical ruins. Printed TIVOLI pattern mark; the name used by Don Pottery, Ralph Hall and others, c. 1820. Condition: As found please see all images for faults. Marked TIVOLI. Crazing. Crazing and minor firing imperfections are consistent with age and are normal for this type of early stoneware. Please study all photographs closely, as they form

Really interesting and impressive piece

or are considering matching gifts for fellow collectors and design enthusiasts

allowing the viewer to appreciate fine details at close range and a harmonious composition from a distance

Expertly crafted in flashed glass

'measured from Hyde Park Corner'

This original Wedgwood decorative bust is a superb addition to any collection of:

originally finished in rich silver lustre and now displaying a wonderfully time-softened and part-restored surface

and well-preserved relief decoration

As with all vintage and antique items

typical firing characteristics of the period rather than damage

This versatile piece works equally well as a statement display dish

and understated luxury