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Antique Victorian Wedgwood Majolica Green Leaf Plate - September 1875 (Verified Date Code) Only One

CA$160

Want it delivered? Free doorstep delivery within a 1-hour drive of Campbellford if your total order across my listings is $200 or more! Free delivery is also available for the GTA (Toronto) on minimum orders of $300.Bundle your items, save, and let me bring them right to you. Authentic Victorian-era Wedgwood Majolica green glazed cabbage/begonia leaf plate. Unlike the common mid-century "Etruria & Barlaston" reissues frequently found online, this is a true 19th-century antique potted at the historic Etruria Works over 150 years ago. Verified Three-Letter Date Code: The reverse features the crisp, impressed straight-line "WEDGWOOD" mark alongside the rare three-letter date code "YCD". The "Y" firmly dates the potting to the month of September, and the "D" anchors the production year precisely to 1875. Pre-1891 Production: This plate completely lacks the "England" or "Made in England" country stamps, which were mandated later by the McKinley Tariff Act of 1890, verifying its true early Victorian provenance. Artisanal Craftsmanship: Excellent condition with beautiful uniform age-appropriate glaze crazing that highlights its authenticity. Features the iconic deep, glassy, rich emerald lead glaze typical of early Wedgwood majolica. The reverse retains its authentic, rustic kiln stilt marks and tight all-over age crazing that purists look for. Note: Please note that this 150-year-old piece features a tight, stable structural hairline crack extending from the ruffled upper rim down into the body. It is visible on both the front face and the underside (clearly documented in the last two close-up photos). Sold strictly AS-IS with full visual disclosure of the vintage hairline crack. No returns. Please review photos. Pick up CampbellFord Delivery Peterborough, usually Wednesdays Contact for shipping.

Plates, Platters & TraysCeramic & Pottery1800sgreenSeller: Christine Trillard

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