Decorative Plate, Wedgwood, Blue Jasperware, Aurora Goddess, Neoclassical, 1959, England

Some things arrive already knowing what they are. This Wedgwood Blue Jasperware decorative plate, dated 1959 and made in England, is one of them — composed, classical, completely itself.

• Maker: Wedgwood
• Materials: Unglazed vitreous stoneware
• Dimensions: 4.5" diameter
• Origin: England
• Era: Vintage, 1959 (stamped on back)
• Condition: Vintage used, very good condition — no chips or scratches; minor traces of previous felt pads on back, some faint marks that may clean off. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

Collectors display these as trinket dishes, shelf accents, or grouped in small wall galleries — each one a cameo in ceramic form, and a lovely gift for any Wedgwood or Jasperware collector.

The white relief decoration features Aurora, Goddess of the Dawn — daughter of the Titan Hyperion, here driving her chariot pulled by two horses. The border is adorned with grape clusters and trailing vines, a hallmark of Wedgwood's neoclassical tradition. The powdery blue remains the most coveted of all Jasperware colorways.

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