Wedgwood Majolica Salad Plate – 'Green Glaze' Collection

- Diameter: 20.4 cm

- Good - This plate is in good vintage condition.
- Visible crazing throughout (typical of majolica-style glaze) and a small surface flaw — a glaze pop — on the front (as shown).
- There are also glaze pops on the back and some wear.
- No chips or cracks.
- Backstamp is clear and legible.

1. Design & Features:
- Embossed geranium leaf motif with sculptural veins and a curled central stem
- High-gloss translucent green glaze that pools and deepens in the recessed detailing
- Textured basketweave rim
- Flat base with shallow curve, typical of mid-century majolica designs

2. History & Craftsmanship:
- Produced by Wedgwood in England, this piece dates to around the 1940s–1960s, part of the brand’s mid-century revival of its iconic 19th-century majolica ware.
- The impressed backstamp — WEDGWOOD, MADE IN ENGLAND, and a date code — aligns with this period of renewed interest in richly glazed, leaf-moulded ceramics.
- These pieces were glazed by hand, resulting in subtle variations that make each plate a characterful one-of-a-kind.

3. Uses & Versatility:
- Ideal as a salad or dessert plate, or styled as a wall-hung accent or part of a botanical tablescape.
- Its vibrant glaze and sculptural relief work beautifully with both rustic and maximalist interiors.