A timeless example of English blue and white pottery, this vintage Wedgwood & Co. Ltd. Countryside dinner plate features one of the company's most recognizable landscape designs. The richly detailed transfer print depicts castle ruins overlooking a tranquil river crossed by an elegant stone bridge, framed by mature trees and dramatic skies in deep cobalt blue.
Produced in England during the mid-1960s, the Countryside pattern remains a favorite among collectors for its romantic scenery and classic English character. Whether displayed on a plate stand, incorporated into a gallery wall, or added to a blue and white dinnerware collection, it brings warmth and heritage to any space.
The plate retains its original glossy finish with gentle crazing and light utensil marks that reflect decades of careful use while preserving its decorative appeal.
Details:
Era: Circa 1966–1968
Material: Earthenware
Condition: Very good vintage condition with light age-related crazing and minor utensil wear consistent with normal use. One small crack on the top edge of front facing pattern.
Dimensions: 9.75 in diameter
A timeless example of English blue and white pottery, this vintage Wedgwood & Co. Ltd. Countryside dinner plate features one of the company's most recognizable landscape designs. The richly detailed transfer print depicts castle ruins overlooking a tranquil river crossed by an elegant stone bridge, framed by mature trees and dramatic skies in deep cobalt blue.
Produced in England during the mid-1960s, the Countryside pattern remains a favorite among collectors for its romantic scenery and classic English character. Whether displayed on a plate stand, incorporated into a gallery wall, or added to a blue and white dinnerware collection, it brings warmth and heritage to any space.
The plate retains its original glossy finish with gentle crazing and light utensil marks that reflect decades of careful use while preserving its decorative appeal.
Details:
Era: Circa 1966–1968
Material: Earthenware
Condition: Very good vintage condition with light age-related crazing and minor utensil wear consistent with normal use. One small crack on the top edge of front facing pattern.
Dimensions: 9.75 in diameter
