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A Rare Wedgwood Bone China Plate with Painted with a 'Common Tern' C.1815
Fine Antique English Porcelain
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A Rare Wedgwood Bone China Plate with Painted with a 'Common Tern' C.1815

19th century
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A rare Wedgwood Bone China Plate c.1815. The central reserve, very finely painted with a 'Common Tern', the border decorated with 3 groups of naturalistically painted feathers.

Previously this style of painting has been attributed to the artist Aaron Steele, owing to an annotation in the Wedgwood pattern books in the 1900's by the then Wedgwood Curator, however this attribution is now thought to be incorrect.

Printed Wedgwood mark in red along with subject title in puce script. 

Condition: Very good with just some light surface wear and a tiny chip to the footrim. A little wear to the gilding around the rim.

Physical Dimensions
Width
21.5cm (8.46")
Declaration

Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this Wedgwood Bone China Plate to the Regency era.

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SA1233470
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A rare Wedgwood Bone China Plate c.1815.
The central reserve, very finely painted with a 'Common Tern', the border decorated with 3 groups of naturalistically painted feathers.
Fine Antique English Porcelain

Previously this style of painting has been attributed to the artist Aaron Steele, owing to an annotation in the Wedgwood pattern books in the 1900's by the then Wedgwood Curator, however this attribution is now thought to be incorrect.

fig 1. A circular white Regency bone china plate featuring a central hand-painted Common Tern bird motif, feather border accents, and a scalloped gilt rim.
fig 1. A Rare Wedgwood Bone China Plate with Painted with a 'Common Tern' C.1815

Printed Wedgwood mark in red along with subject title in puce script. 

Condition: Very good with just some light surface wear and a tiny chip to the footrim. A little wear to the gilding around the rim.

Width
21.5cm (8.46")
Date of Manufacture

Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this Wedgwood Bone China Plate to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1233470
Fine Antique English Porcelain
Fine Antique English Porcelain
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Jonathan purt is a specialist in fine antique english porcelain

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A circular white Regency bone china plate featuring a central hand-painted Common Tern bird motif, feather border accents, and a scalloped gilt rim.
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Archive I A circular white Regency bone china plate featuring a central hand-painted Common Tern bird motif, feather border accents, and a scalloped gilt rim.

A Rare Wedgwood Bone China Plate with Painted with a 'Common Tern' C.1815

Archive II A circular white Regency bone china plate featuring a central hand-painted Common Tern bird motif, feather border accents, and a scalloped gilt rim. View II
Archive III A circular white Regency bone china plate featuring a central hand-painted Common Tern bird motif, feather border accents, and a scalloped gilt rim. View III
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Fine Antique English Porcelain
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A circular white Regency bone china plate featuring a central hand-painted Common Tern bird motif, feather border accents, and a scalloped gilt rim.
A rare Wedgwood Bone China Plate with painted with a 'Common Tern' c.1815
Ref: SA1233470
A circular white Regency bone china plate featuring a central hand-painted Common Tern bird motif, feather border accents, and a scalloped gilt rim.
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Introduced in the early 19th century, Wedgwood produced first-period bone china between 1812 and 1822, characterised by hand-painted motifs and gilded decoration.

Regency bone china consists of porcelain clay blended with bone ash, finished with a translucent glaze, enamel painted details, and hand-applied gilt edges.

Authentic early Wedgwood bone china typically features an impressed or stencilled red or gold makers mark alongside precise hand-painted decoration and light glaze crazing.

Display ceramic plates on acrylic or brass stands upon sideboards, arrange them on gallery walls using plate hangers, or integrate them into open shelving.

Dust gently with a soft dry cloth and wash by hand in warm water using mild soap, avoiding abrasive pads or chemicals that wear away gilded borders.
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