Pair Flight Barr Barr Worcester Porcelain Dessert Plates c.1825 Unmarked Wedgwood Early Wedgwood basalt medallions are

Early Wedgwood basalt medallions are highly sought after by collectors of Jasperware

or as a striking stand for a teapot or centrepiece on an antique dining table

confirming that this is not a glazed stoneware or porcelain copy but a genuine jasperware example

A genuine 19th-century Qing dynasty artefact

The mercury-tin amalgam mirror plates of the Victorian era develop

Pair Flight Barr Barr Worcester Porcelain Dessert Plates c.1825 Unmarked Wedgwood Early Wedgwood basalt medallions areA handsome pair of English porcelain dessert plates attributed to Flight, Barr & Barr Worcester, circa 1820 1830, hand painted in the Regency taste with a finely gilded border and central reserves. Unmarked, as is often the case with this factory in this period; attribution rests on body, glaze, palette and the characteristic gilding. The Worcester porcelain works went through a succession of partnerships in the early 19th century: Flight & Barr (1792