Early 19th Century Wedgwood Creamware Botanical Service, c.1790–1815

This early Wedgwood creamware service, dating to the turn of the 19th century, captures the quiet refinement that made Wedgwood the standard of English tables. Each plate features a different cobalt botanical study, framed by a delicate feather-edge border, with a matching serving dish completing the set. Creamware of this period was prized for its lightness and luminous surface, designed to elevate even simple meals. Beautiful in use for desserts, cheese, or afternoon table settings, and equally striking displayed as a collected wall grouping.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Era: Antique, early 19th Century; c.1790–1815
Condition: Very Good Antique Condition; minor edge wear, crazing, and tight hairline to two plates. Please see all photos.
Country of Origin: England
Brand: Wedgwood
Signed: Yes; impressed Wedgwood mark on underside
Style: English Traditional • Georgian • Botanical
Materials: Creamware
Dimensions: Serving dish 10 L x 8.5 W x 1.25 H; plates 9.75 Dia x 0.75 H
Color/Finish: Cream with cobalt blue botanical decoration

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