The Edme shape — designed in 1908 by John Goodwin — has an architectural dignity that outlasted nearly every trend of the century it was born into.
This 16" platter pairs that ribbed, time-tested form with Wedgwood's Moss Rose pattern (No. T432): a single pink rose with a small bud at center, resting on creamy ivory English ironstone that has deepened beautifully with age. The backstamp tells the full story — "Moss Rose No T432, Wedgwood of Etruria & Barlaston, Edme USADES PAT 61298, Made in England" — and confirms this was registered for the American market. Best displayed in a china hutch or used with a clear glass liner; we recommend it as a decorative piece rather than active serveware given its age.
A deeply romantic piece for the cottagecore collector, the Wedgwood devotee, or anyone who believes patina is part of the beauty.
Maker: Wedgwood of Etruria & Barlaston, England
Pattern: Moss Rose No. T432 / Edme shape (designed 1908)
Era: 1930s–1940s
Materials: English ironstone
Dimensions: 16" long
Marks: Wedgwood of Etruria & Barlaston / Edme USADES PAT 61298 / Made in England
Condition: Good vintage. Crazing, brown spots, and base wear consistent with age and 90 years of use. No chips or cracks. Recommend display use or clear liner if serving.
