Vintage Wedgwood Embossed Border Plate Purple Transferware blue and white antique dairy slab "Celtic China" was a tradename

"Celtic China" was a tradename used by Wood and a few other potters indicating that some elements of the clay formula came from Wales (as opposed to the Staffordshire region of England where most materials came from)

I absolutely love it

Mid 1800’s blue Transferware by Davenport in an unusual

Elizabeth Collard traces the evolution of these wares

Shown in the bag is a 10” dinner plate for reference

Vintage Wedgwood Embossed Border Plate Purple Transferware blue and white antique dairy slab "Celtic China" was a tradenameBeautiful vintage English transferware plate featuring a rich purple plum floral transfer pattern accented by an elegant green trim and embossed basketweave border. The combination of intricate blooms, textured panels, and soft aged patina gives this piece timeless English country charm. Perfect for a plate wall, shelf display, or layered tablescape. Perfect for your French Country or English Cottage kitchen! No chips or cracks, some surface wear or