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Enoch Wood & Wedgwood Posted by Joann Lindstrom on January 19, 2022, 5:24 am I recently purchased this plate at a local antique store and have spent hours on the database and the open web trying to identify it. The border looks identical to some produced by Enoch Wood, none of the searches in the Wedgwood, Josiah Wedgwood, Wedgwood & Co categories comes up with anything similar. Did Enoch Wood produce pieces for Wedgwood? Would they lend him their mark and why? And the architecture on the image has me really stumped. Any hints would be appreciated, it's fascinating!

Re: Enoch Wood & Wedgwood Posted by David Hoexter on January 19, 2022, 5:51 pm, in reply to "Enoch Wood & Wedgwood" This pattern is # 2461 "River Scene with Tower House" in the DB. Pictured in the DB is a blue plate but the pattern is the same. I searched under "man fishing" and "Josiah Wedgwood" in the pulldown makers menu. Wood may have made similar borders, but the DB identifies this one as "Floral and Botanical/Floral/Blue Rose Border Series: Wedgwood". Further, the Wedgwood mark on the reverse is impressed. Occasionally one maker might have sold a bisque item to another to complete, but I find it very unlikely in this case. That tower architecture certainly is uncommon. With that foot rim and shape, I would guess this is not a plate but perhaps the under tray for a square bowl. I have no idea what the other impressed mark means.

Re: Enoch Wood & Wedgwood Posted by Joann Lindstrom on January 21, 2022, 6:03 am, in reply to "Re: Enoch Wood & Wedgwood" Thank you for your very helpful response! I really appreciate it.

Re: Enoch Wood & Wedgwood Posted by Web Administrator on January 19, 2022, 2:15 pm, in reply to "Enoch Wood & Wedgwood" Joann, your images are not linking. Please send them directly to our webmaster and she will post; be sure to indicate which message she should link them to. Here is the email address: webmaster@transferwarecollectorsclub.org

Re: Enoch Wood & Wedgwood - images Posted by webmaster on January 19, 2022, 4:40 pm, in reply to "Re: Enoch Wood & Wedgwood"

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