This is a beautiful 19th-century Wedgwood green majolica plate featuring a raised grapevine and leaf relief design. The rich emerald glaze highlights the detailed clusters of grapes and scrolling vines, a classic motif that reflects Wedgwood’s fine artistry during the Victorian era. The backside of the plate has no indentations except for the stilt marks where it rested in the firing oven after being glazed.

Condition
This antique plate is in good vintage condition. The glaze shows the natural variations typical of Wedgwood majolica - Please see the photograph where the glaze did not entirely cover small details. This is NOT wear. No major cracks or repairs noted. Please examine the photos carefully as they are part of the description.

Collector’s Note
Majolica ware was highly prized in the 19th century for its bold colors and naturalistic designs. Today, pieces such as this Wedgwood plate are sought after by collectors for display or as part of a complete majolica service. This example, with its crisp grapevine relief and vibrant glaze, is an excellent addition to any antique pottery collection. This is an unusual design and is difficult to find elsewhere.

Dimension:

Approximately 9 inches in diameter.

Price: $85