Featured Help ID Wedgwood

Trying to ID a 7"x7" square plate with a sprigged flower basket and pink rope border. I have four and the marks on all are very worn. Not sure if it's Wedgwood.

 

The letter K on the three letter code is for 1882. Maybe a Facebook group would help with the pattern.

 

Certainly doesn't look like it dates to 1882.



Debora

 

Hi. Thanks for your response. I've been scouring different Wedgwood sites to see if I can find anything about this pattern or the marks. I'm not even sure if it's Wedgwood. From looking at the mark, does it look to you like it says Wedgwood?

 

Can you post a photo of the entire bottom of the piece so we can see all the marks/letters in relation to one another?

 

And is that an enormous chip or flaw on one side?

Debora

 

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It's a thumb !!!

 

That is too too funny! I really have to get my prescription changed.

Debora

 

It does to me.

 

The third letter is a K. Your chart says 1882.

 

Yes, I see that. And... It's not my chart. But the design, to my eye, isn't representative of the late-Victorian period. Without the mark, I'd think it 1950s Victorian Revival. Interesting... Apparently, pink and gray were a popular color combination in the late 1800s.

Debora

 

If there's no question it is Wedgwood, & from what we've been shown it is not also marked ENGLAND, then does 1882 seem unrealistic?

 

Pink conch shell cameos set in black jet frames also seem to have become a thing then.

 

Quick search for 'wedgwood majolica pin dish tray' turned up these two Pinterest images:





Should note that I missed the size, most likely a card tray.


Bit of info on Wedgwood Majolica: Wedgwood - Majolica International Society


~Cheryl

 

OMG. I can't believe you find that. Thank you so much.

 

Would you mind sending me the links to these images?

 

They're dead links, no more information than shown...

~Cheryl

 

@Karen Gullo You have 4 of these, all alike? I wonder what their intended purpose was. How many card trays or pin dishes does one house need?

 

Geez - missed that too! Apparently, I just look at the pictures.

 

Here are photos of the back of one plate.