Wedgwood Black Basalt Rectangular Plaque of 'Bacchanalian Triumph', 19th Century

Of Minerva and Mercury, impressed upper case marks. On painted wooden bases. Height to finial 42.5", height to top of bust 26.5".

Pair of framed Wedgwood circular plaques, circa 1875. Marked 'Wedgwood' on the verso.

Signed 'Landgraf'. Landgraf was known as a figure painter, active at Derby from 1880-1885, following a period of employment at Brown-Westhead, Moore. John Twitchett and Betty Bailey ...

Finely enameled in shades of rose and cobalt with flowers with dark green tendrils, the border with iron red scroll pattern.

A historical and impressive set of nine Italian late 19th century Basalt Wedgwood and patinated Wood plaques. Each Wedgwood plaque framed within a mottled edged oval patinated Wood f...

A French carved-wood plaque from the 19th century. This antique wall decoration from France features a rectangular-shaped frame, comprised of s...

This pair of unusual porcelain plaques depict two young women in period dress against gold background panels. The acid etched panels are decorated with an all-over Aesthetic Movement motif depicting peacock feathers and surrounded by sheaves of wheat. The painting of the women is finely done and very detailed in a thick enamelled application. One is playing with a stick-toy doll and the other with wheat and a toy broom. Unsigned but attributed to Thomas Allen...

A handsome and most decorative pair of Italian late 19th century Basalt Wedgwood and patinated Wood plaques. Each finely detailed silhouette is identifying a Roman Emperor on a Basal...