Wegwood Fairyland Lustre Roc Centre Lincoln Plate

Description - ID#22868

Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre Lincoln plate decorated with the Roc centre pattern to the interior. This pattern features a line of imps crossing a bridge. An imp in a canoe paddles in the lake below the bridge. Above the bridge is a Roc bird in flight. The rim has the 'Gnome' border, with flowers and little spotted gnomes. 'Portland Vase' back stamp to the underside with pattern number 'W560'. Similar piece illustrated on page 215, 'Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre' by Una des Fontaines.

Maker: Josiah Wedgwood and Sons

English maker - One of the 'top three' Victorian majolica manufacturers. Read more...

Bottle kilns at the Wedgwood factory. (Photo credit: ThePotteries.org)

Period of Operation:

1759 (Josiah Wedgwood 1730-95) to 1987

Period of Interest:

1865-1890's

Other Names:

Wedgwood

Afterwards Called:

Waterford Crystal in 1987.

Country:

England

Region:

The Potteries, Staffordshire

Town:

Stoke-on-Trent

People:

Sons of Francis Wedgwood joined between 1859-65 - Godfrey, Clement Francis, and Laurence.

Awards/Accolades:

Basalt, Jasperware.

Typical Styles:

Naturalistic, also in imitation of Japanese, Chinese, classical Greek, Aesthetic.

Notes on Marks:

Fairly consistent impressed WEDGWOOD. Sometimes also date mark, pattern number.

Design Rating:

1 - Unsurpassed in their creativity and design excellence.

Glaze Rating:

1 - In the top tier for technical quality of decoration and glazing.

Desirability Rating:

1 - One of the most desirable makers and highly sought after.

Output Rating:

2 - Comparitively average volume output, during our period of interest.

Price Rating:

1 - Command a higher price than the average maker.

Condition Summary

Pristine. Totally free from any damage, wear, notable manufacturing defects (kiln effects) or restoration.

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