Early Royal Crown Derby armorial Waller plate “Fructus Virtutis” Wedgwood

Early Royal Crown Derby armorial Waller plate “Fructus Virtutis” WedgwoodThis elegant early Royal Crown Derby armorial plate is a fine example of late 18th to early 19thcentury English porcelain, decorated with the Waller family motto FRUCTUS VIRTUTIS around a stylised tree device. Measuring approximately 24 cm in diameter, the plate has a gently lobed, almost squareshaped outline with rounded, wavy edges that create a refined frame for the decoration. The centre of the plate carries a delicately handpainted armorial

Wedgwood’s Jasperware is renowned for its unglazed

Originally conceived as a small decanter or bottle and equally perfect as a bud vase

Dating to the 18th century

Maker: Wedgwood (insert) with brass storage box

making it versatile enough for formal dining rooms

a special gift for a lover of antique porcelain

This brush box is not only visually captivating but also carries cultural and historical significance

” A refined example of Wedgwood’s iconic neoclassical style

Indulge in the refinement of early 19th-century English porcelain with this exceptional Wedgwood Moonlight Lustre plate

fine‑grained texture expected of genuine basalt stoneware

making this bowl a particularly poetic and decorative example of Wedgwood’s work

With its twin handles and large size