Countryside bread and butter plates by Enoch Wedgwood (Tunstall) Ltd. brings timeless charm to any table. The detailed pastoral landscape depicts a riverside mill framed by mature trees beneath sweeping clouds, all rendered in crisp cobalt blue underglaze decoration.
Produced in Staffordshire, England, these smaller 6-inch plates are ideal for bread, pastries, desserts, tea service, or simply displayed as part of a blue and white wall collection. While they were collected individually over the years, all three carry the same Countryside backstamp. Close inspection reveals subtle differences in the rim profile, reflecting normal manufacturing variations across the production life of the pattern rather than mismatched replacements.
All three remain in excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks. Light utensil wear is present from normal use, and one plate displays a slightly warmer glaze tone than the others, typical of vintage earthenware and decades of gentle use.
Whether you're replacing missing pieces, starting a collection, or styling an English country kitchen, this coordinated trio offers both everyday versatility and classic vintage appeal.
Details:
Era: Circa 1965–1980
Material: Glazed earthenware with underglaze blue transfer decoration
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. No chips or cracks. Light utensil wear consistent with age and use. One plate has slightly warmer glaze discoloration than the other two.
Dimensions: 6 in diameter each
Countryside bread and butter plates by Enoch Wedgwood (Tunstall) Ltd. brings timeless charm to any table. The detailed pastoral landscape depicts a riverside mill framed by mature trees beneath sweeping clouds, all rendered in crisp cobalt blue underglaze decoration.
Produced in Staffordshire, England, these smaller 6-inch plates are ideal for bread, pastries, desserts, tea service, or simply displayed as part of a blue and white wall collection. While they were collected individually over the years, all three carry the same Countryside backstamp. Close inspection reveals subtle differences in the rim profile, reflecting normal manufacturing variations across the production life of the pattern rather than mismatched replacements.
All three remain in excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks. Light utensil wear is present from normal use, and one plate displays a slightly warmer glaze tone than the others, typical of vintage earthenware and decades of gentle use.
Whether you're replacing missing pieces, starting a collection, or styling an English country kitchen, this coordinated trio offers both everyday versatility and classic vintage appeal.
Details:
Era: Circa 1965–1980
Material: Glazed earthenware with underglaze blue transfer decoration
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. No chips or cracks. Light utensil wear consistent with age and use. One plate has slightly warmer glaze discoloration than the other two.
Dimensions: 6 in diameter each
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