This extraordinary piece holds a unique historical value that truly belongs in a museum display. It is a magnificent combination of Wedgwood’s iconic Queensware history and the immense rarity of the elusive Grey colorway.
Among the various colors of Wedgwood Queensware, the Grey color is exceptionally rare and highly sought after by serious collectors, commanding a significantly higher value due to its scarcity. What elevates this item to an even higher level of collectibility is the historic, professional china stapled (riveted) repair across the back.
In our modern, disposable culture, a damaged dish is often simply thrown away. However, this beautifully executed, hand-crafted restoration stands as a poignant testament to how deeply and preciously a single bowl was cherished by its past keepers during the 18th and 19th centuries. It is a wonderful example of period craftsmanship, holding the pieces together remarkably firm, sturdy, and secure.
The front reveals an incredibly clean seam that does not compromise its structural integrity—no active cracks, loose parts, or major chips. Instead, it beautifully highlights its unique historical journey and a profound Wabi-Sabi aesthetic.
We kindly ask you to review all photos carefully to appreciate the exquisite historical details, extreme color rarity, and unparalleled character of this museum-quality Wedgwood Queensware Grey Luncheon Plate.
Size
Luncheon 8.75" Diameter
Salad Plate 8" Diameter
Bread Plate 6" Diameter
