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Identification Posted by didier bonnin on July 31, 2026, 1:30 pm Dear Transferware Collectors Club, I hope you might be able to help me identify a rare Wedgwood transferware pattern. I own an antique Wedgwood dinner service printed in dark green transferware on cream earthenware. The impressed backstamp simply reads “WEDGWOOD”. The central scene shows: * an open pomegranate, * grapes, * a decanter, * a wine glass, * fruit and flowers. The border is richly decorated with: * musical instruments, * floral garlands, * fruit swags, * elaborate ornamental motifs. I am particularly looking for matching soup plates, but before searching further I would love to identify the exact pattern name and period. I have attached several photographs of the front and back of the pieces. Any help or suggestions would be sincerely appreciated. With many thanks, Didier Bonnin Castellarin

Re: Identification Posted by Len on July 31, 2026, 8:24 pm, in reply to "Identification " We have this pattern in our database on a platter, as pattern #12382. The editor could not find out anything about it and the name it bears - Flower, Fruit and Wine - is an assigned name given by the editor. With so many unmarked patterns that's often the best we can do. If I should find out more will let you know.

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