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Wedgwood China - Dinnerware

Wedgwood is an English firm dating back to the 1800s. I have a pieces from seventeen of their patterns. Items from the Midwinter Stonehenge lines are listed separately.

Blue Pacific

Wedgwood China Blue Pacific is an "Oven to Table" pattern that was produced from 1969 to 1993. It has an off-white background with blue trim.

Cathay W4053

Wedgwood Cathay is a fine bone china pattern with an oriental flare. The background is white with gold trim and the design has pink flowers and green and grey leaves. It was produced from 1950 to 1964.

Celadon on Cream

Wedgwood has produced Celadon on Cream in a variety of colors including, lavendar, blue, black, yellow, pink and green.

Chadwick

The Wedgwood Chadwick dinnerware was made in Japan but decorated in the USA. It was produced from 1995 to 1998. It has a white background with a blue and gold rim.

College Plates

Wedgwood China has been making commemorative college plates since the 1920s.

Colonnade

Wedgwood Colonnade is an elegant pattern of black and gold on a white background. The pattern was produced from 1962 to 1972.

Conway

Wedgwood Conway was produced from 1929 to 1997. It was done in the Edme shape but has a multi-color, multi-floral pattern in the center on a cream background.

Cornpoppy

Wedgwood Cornpoppy has a white background with bright orange poppies. It was produced from 1972 to 1987.

Devon Rose

Wedgwood Devon Rose has a white background with a honey-brown trim. It is graced with pink and blue flowers. This pattern was produced between 1971 to 1991.

Edme

Wedgwood Edme is a plain cream-colored pattern with a ridged edge. This pattern was produced from 1908 to 2005.

Egg Coddlers

I have been so busy collecting Royal Worchester egg coddlers, I was not even aware that Wedgwood made them, also.

English Harvest

English Harvest by Enoch Wedgwood has a white background rimmed with gold with various fruits in the center.

Husk

Wedgwood's original Husk pattern dates back to 1770. It proved to be a very popular pattern although the newer pieces vary slightly in design from the original. The pattern has a white background with a pink garland around the rim and pink flowers in the center.

Jasperware

Josiah Wedgwood began producing jasperware in 1775. Although blue is probably the most common, today this unglazed stoneware can be found in a variety of colors.

Medici #R4588

Wedgwood Medici has a white background with a black border and a tan shell pattern. It was produced from 1980 to 1989.

Medina

Wedgwood produced the Medina pattern from 1966 to 1972. There were at least three color variations to the pattern. Basically it had a white background, gold rim and oval designs of gold and color.

Morning Glory

Wedgwood Morning Glory pattern is done in the Patrician shape. It has an ivory background with multi-colored flowers in the center, the highlight of which is a morning glory.

Peter Rabbit Series

I have a felling Wedgwood began producing this Peter Rabbit series to compete with Royal Doulton's Bunnykins.

Quince

The Quince pattern by Wedgwood reminds us of the Lenox Temperware line. This one also goes from the oven to the table. The background is beige and has a border of fruit. The pattern was produced from 1969 to 1986.

Ranunculus AK7960

Not quite sure why Wedgwood gave this pattern the name "Ranunculus" since the flowers do not look like ranunculus to me. Nevertheless, this is a lovely floral pattern.

Richmond

The Wedgwood Richmond pattern has a ring of multi-colored flowers and leaves on a white background. Wedgwood produced this pattern from 1965 to 1973.

Wedgwood X5554

Wedgwood's pattern X5554 has a white background with a cobalt blue and gold border with pink roses.

Windermere

Wedgwood Windermere was produced by Enoch Wedgwood. The pattern was produced in a variety of colors.