Vintage Wedgwood Blue & White Transferware Plate | Pagoda Landscape | Etruria England | c.1908–1930s

Wedgwood Etruria — A Piece of English Ceramic History

Wedgwood's Etruria works, established by Josiah Wedgwood in Staffordshire in 1769, produced some of the finest English ceramics for over two centuries. This vintage blue and white transferware plate, dating to circa 1908–1930s, is a handsome example of the Etruria period — bearing the classic Pagoda Landscape pattern that draws on the long tradition of Chinoiserie-inspired English transferware.

The design is rendered in rich cobalt blue on a crisp white ceramic ground, with a glossy glaze that has held beautifully over the decades. At 20cm in diameter and 400g, it has the satisfying weight and presence of quality English pottery. The Wedgwood Etruria backstamp confirms its provenance and period, making it a desirable piece for the serious collector of British transferware or Wedgwood enthusiasts.

A refined addition to a display cabinet, dresser, or curated collection of antique English ceramics.