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Wedgwood & Co. serving dish - purple & yellow

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lmgross1
11 years ago
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Description

Inherited this Wedgwood & Co. item. It has "533" imprinted on the bottom, along with a Wedgewood & Co. triangle unicorn symbol.

It has a few very minor surface cracks.

Category China
Medium china
Distinguishing marks Wedgwood logo
Condition Good
Date Period early 1900's
Price Paid (If known) $0
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Morphium 🌱 Newbie 11 years ago

The backstamp dates this piece as 1936 to 1965. The company quit making items in 1965. Wedgwood & CO. is worth very little, as it isn't actually Wedgwood. Wedgwood & CO was created by Enoch Wedgwood, a distant relative of Josiah Wedgwood. This was a brand created to profit off of Josiah Wedgwood's brand, as his items were  getting very popular. The below link should help clear this up:

http://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters/confused.htm

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