English Bone China Wedgwood 1940s Grapevine Embossed Cake Plate – A Collectible Worthy of the Year of the Horse and New Year Celebrations.

This 1940s Wedgwood Queen's Ware cake plate features the Queen's Ware motif. This pattern was originally commissioned by King George III in 1765 as a birthday gift for his beloved wife, Queen Charlotte, by Josiah Wedgwood himself. The intricate, handcrafted grapevine embossing is like a jewel-like work of art. The Queen was so delighted with it that she named it Queen's Ware, meaning it was the Queen's own porcelain. After 200 years, and with royal permission, Wedgwood finally released this design for production in 1940, allowing common people the opportunity to enjoy royal tableware. ♥~ Brand: Wedgwood ♥~ Origin: England ♥~ Year: 1940s ♥~ Size: Diameter 21cm ♥~ Material: Bone China ♥~ Condition: Inventory stock with no signs of use ~ fully handcrafted ~ Made in England ~ featuring a decorative leaf-trimmed grapevine. Matching teacups from the same collection are also available. If you're interested, please visit our shop to browse and purchase. Complete and clean inventory stock. A beautiful and romantic antique plate. Please note that colors may vary on different screens. Antique handcrafted or semi-handcrafted items are not as perfect as modern machine-made products and may show signs of age and use. However, this is part of the charm of antique pieces, offering a unique character that machine-made items cannot replicate. Before purchasing, please carefully review the product images, description, and "About Me" section. If you are seeking perfect condition, please consider carefully before bidding. I am happy to answer any questions you may have about the item. Thank you for visiting and hope you enjoy your shopping here. ♥~ Annie Shih ~♥ Origin/Manufacturing Method England