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Wedgewood cream very nice | Wedgwood63 of 71 |  |  |
Posted 2 years ago
wingletts
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Looking up more on this, states Wedgewood on bottom the print of made in England is really different but not camera pick up good has
3 G on back also. Anyone a collector of Wedgewood..I love, this was my Aunts. So I know it is old when purchased. I am working on this now.
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WedgwoodJosiah Wedgwood founded the Staffordshire pottery that bears his name in 17…
this is a very pretty piece i love the color! wedgwood is one of my favorite china companies! you got a great piece. sorry but i cant tell you any more info on this! thanks for sharing!
Actually I have the whole collection of Wedgewood in white with Jasper , and blue plate with white trim, Look just alike accept the plates are different in color. So really you can mix them if you want...Called QueensWare Pattern. I have the mother plates also, that you can send each year at mothers day, too... (small) still in boxes...I have too much china right now, looking to get a new pattern put in China cabinet, but will still leave what Husband and I have there we collected. So he want go in shock... I have the Lenox in Christmas too.
Thanks, I know where to search that creamer, just my eyes don't agree with me since I had the BA should go away in 2 more hopefully years or less.
Would this be the same?
http://www.tabletopsetc.com/inventory/item.jsp?InventoryID=951019
Thanks roadside..........It is identical
You solved this one my friend
Wedgewood creamer
http://www.tabletopsetc.com/inventory/item.jsp?InventoryID=951019
States price per item.
Your welcome, glad I could help :)
I have a wedgewood piece that has on backside made in England with number 73 it has angels and puppy that are white.