Wedgwood piece - any ideas?

Hi everyone, here is a tricky one. This piece is Wedgwood, and it is stamped on the bottom but the photo I have is very blurry. The design is lovely - orange/gold leaf shape oblong dish. Anyone know when this would have been made?

 

Just from the style... late 1970s? Early 80s? A clean shot of the mark would help someone who knows Wedgwood.

 

Much earlier. It's an underplate for a sauce or gravy boat, and probably late 19th.

 

I keep finding this set, very close: https://eliseabramsantiques.com/porcelain/wedgwood-early-19th-c-drabware-dessert-service-gold-trim

 

Very close indeed. I wish I could see that mark better. The font is the giveaway to dating.

 

This set has a better shot of the underplate and does seem to be the same or similar pattern. It looks pretty white in the OP's photo to be drabware to me though.

https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/52974456_forty-pieces-wedgwood-drabware-leaf-dessert-service

 

yeah it is much whiter. and the smaller lines are more orange than gold....hmm

 

The plate is definitely pre-1929, according to the impressed Wedgwood stamping, which still has serifs on the font. In fact, this underplate probably dates from the late 1820s, or early 1830s. It is part of a popular service by Wedgwood of the time, many of which survive.

Therefore, this makes this particular plate valuable in today's market, as a replacement piece for existing services, which cost several thousand dollars to purchase and are usually offered at pricey auctions, such as Christies.

 

thank you !!

 

It would probably help to see a clear shot of the mark on the original piece. The drabware set in the liveauctioneer post sold for $2,600 in 2017 for the entire set.