Antique Wedgwood Queens Ware Crested Plate Eagle Laurel Mortlocks 1887 21cm

A plate from a Wedgwood Queen's ware (creamware) dinner service made in 1887 and retailed by Mortlock's of Oxford Street. Each piece bears a crest of an eagle above a monogram within a laurel wreath, with a laurel border and red line rim.

The underside is impressed WEDGWOOD with the date letters AEP (April 1887), with the printed Portland vase mark and the retailer's mark of Mortlock's, Oxford Street, London, and the red pattern number A3933.

Size: 21cm diameter.

Condition: Good antique condition with wear consistent with age. We have not found chips, cracks or restoration; please see the photos.

We have the rest of this crested Wedgwood service listed separately (plates, heart dishes, crescent dishes and the sauce tureen), so please take a look at our other listings.

Packed with care and dispatched from the UK.