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ON the front of this plate, in blue, is a hand drwn image of a river surrounded by trees with a couple of English castles in the background.
On the back, roughly in the center, is this text:
COUNTRYSIDE
(unicorn picture)
WEDGWOOD & CO LTD
ENGLAND
REG TRADE MARK
NO 547269
FOUNDED IN 1835
by
ENOCH WEDGWOOD
A GENUINE
HAND ENGRAVING
ALL DECORATION
UNDER THE GLAZE
DETERGENT & ACID
RESISTING COLORS
To the right of that text, upside down, under the glaze, is this text
MADE IN
ENGLAND
12 63
The first sent of text looks like it was a stamp applied by hand, probably on all the plates made.
The second set of text also looks like a stamp as it's a slightly whiter color than the color of the plate and you can see a roundish outline.
I have 3 of these. I've seen other listings that say they were made after 66, but the second stamp clearly says 12 63, making me think it's december of 63.
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