Antique Armorial Plate Heraldic Crests Dragons in Compartments Gilt 24cm Wedgwood Black basalt and Jasperware were

Black basalt and Jasperware were at the forefront of Wedgwood’s innovations

this Edwardian Royal Doulton “Pembroke Castle” charger brings an air of quiet luxury and old-world refinement to any space

sculptural quality that defines traditional majolica pottery

Indulge in the timeless elegance of this authentic Wedgwood black Jasperware George Washington medallion plaque

Lid: There is a chip to the potpourri lid

Antique Armorial Plate Heraldic Crests Dragons in Compartments Gilt 24cm Wedgwood Black basalt and Jasperware wereA decorative armorial plate painted with heraldic shields, dragon devices and floral baskets within radiating compartments, heightened in gilt on a white ground. It measures approximately 24 cm in diameter. The 'dragons in compartments' style derives from early English armorial porcelain and makes a striking display piece. Of particular interest, the reverse carries an early staple (rivet) repair applied across a firing crack to prevent it spreading