Ridgway 19thC Neoclassical Sprig Plate, Staffordshire Porcelain Wedgwood understated tones – is enhanced

understated tones – is enhanced by a gently striped pattern that adds depth and visual interest without overwhelming your decor

it brings an immediate sense of refinement and heritage

creating a decorative piece that is both elegant and historically interesting for collectors of early Victorian ceramics

it offers a distinctive piece of Italian ceramic artistry with strong visual impact despite its modest size

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Ridgway 19thC Neoclassical Sprig Plate, Staffordshire Porcelain Wedgwood understated tones – is enhancedThis attractive 19thcentury Ridgway plate is a fine example of English neoclassical taste, produced in Staffordshire and notable for its refined sprigged decoration. Measuring approximately 23 cm in diameter, it presents a cool, pale grey ground with contrasting creamcoloured reliefs, evoking the celebrated jasper style that was fashionable from the late 18th century onward. The plate is bordered by a delicate gilt rim that subtly frames the design