Rare Ironstone Pearlware Platter - "Peace" Pattern - Wedgwood - 1870s Blue and White with detailed sculpting and vibrant

with detailed sculpting and vibrant glazing that showcase Onnaing’s mastery of barbotine ceramics

only slight signs of wear and tear on the bottom rim

Maker: Onnaing

this stunning Luneville oval platter becomes part of the scene—a graceful relic from the early 20th century

these Wedgwood majolica plates are a rare opportunity to own a piece of ceramic history that embodies both beauty and refined design

Rare Ironstone Pearlware Platter - "Peace" Pattern - Wedgwood - 1870s Blue and White with detailed sculpting and vibrantThis magnificent Wedgwood Pearlware platter, dating to around the 1870s, showcases the refined neoclassical elegance of the Victorian era. The Peace pattern, introduced on September 13th, 1868, embodies themes of harmony and classical beauty, drawing inspiration from the renowned architect Robert Adam. At the heart of the design, two doves carry olive branches, a timeless symbol of peace. Encircling this serene motif is an exquisite border of bows,