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$375 USD Offers ConsideredWedgwood Cane Yellow Jasper Ware Golf Tournament Plate
Home Decor:Ceramics:Wedgwood:Jasper Ware:Cane Yellow & Black Wgc Plate
An uncommon Wedgewood Jasperware plate in solid cane yellow. It is decorated with black relief and heightened in gold. This plate is one of an edition of 120 made for the 2000 WGC-NEC Invitational, a PGA event which replaced the World Series of Golf. It is a playoff between the best of the best on the PGA Tour. The plate is 9" in diameter. The relief on the side shows a group of golfers in 1920s-era golf attire. Condition: as new, no wear or damage. Mark: impressed Wedgwood marks, gold printed ...
$70 USD Offers ConsideredWedgwood Garden Club Edme Ram's Head Footed Bowl
Home Decor:Ceramics:Wedgwood:Queens Ware Queensware:Edme:Garden Club:Rams Head Bowl
Here's a beautiful piece of Wedgwood Queen's Ware. It is a large footed centerpiece or fruit bowl in the Edme pattern with the "Garden Club" hand-colored transfer decoration. The bowl is a classic Wedgwood shape, in production for decades. It is Neoclassical in style, with bands of laurel leaves, reeding and a pair of ram's heads which serve as handles. The decoration on this piece is transfer printed and then filled in in colors. The motif is primroses, with two large transfers on the interior ...
$550 USD Offers ConsideredWedgwood Cane Yellow Jasper Ware Golf Tournament Bowl
Home Decor:Ceramics:Wedgwood:Jasper Ware:Cane Yellow & Black Wgc Bowl
An uncommon Wedgewood Jasperware bowl in solid cane yellow. It is decorated with black relief and heightened in gold. The form is unusual, unique in my experience to this bowl. It is one of an edition of 120 made for the 2003 WGC-NEC Invitational, a PGA event which replaced the World Series of Golf. It is a playoff between the best of the best on the PGA Tour. The bowl is 7.75" in diameter and 3.75" tall. The relief on the side shows a group of golfers in 1920s-era golf attire. Condition: as new ...
$150 USDWedgwood Queens Ware Massachusetts Institute of Technology Plates
Home Decor:Ceramics:Wedgwood:Queens Ware:Mit Plates
Since the 1920's, the Wedgwood pottery has been producing plates in sets of twelve for schools, colleges and universities. The format is the same -twelves dinner plates showing twelve scenes of the school's campus- but there is infinite variety in design and execution. Some of these plates are quite common, others are quite hard to find. The general rule is that the smaller the institution, the more difficult the plates are to find as the fewer sets were originally ordered, but sometimes even ...| Items 1 - 4 of 4 | Page 1 of 1 |