Britain made Wedgwood bone china classic rustic decorative painting limited edition disc (with tray)

/ Commodity Description and story / England made a limited edition Wedgwood bone china countryside painting decorative plates, this edition limited to 75 firing days, out of print products, number: 2053Q Buy this product Get tray B a / Size, size / About 20cm in diameter with wall hole / Material / Britain prepared bone material / Operate and maintain / Wall or decorative furnishings, the use of non-table, and maintenance of water and wipe with a dry cloth to / Designer and brand profile / From its founding in 1759, Wedgwood has gone through 250 years, 200 years, not only allow Wedgwood to become the world's leading brand of home boutique, its abundance of history, but also represents the evolution of the entire history of the porcelain industry; from a porcelain Brands, which owns a number of brands to home boutique group, Wedgwood is not just committed to working with consumers to create together a better home life experience, but will be handed down the process a hundred years ago, continue to this day. Exquisite bone china famous Wedgwood, various types of bone china Brand added 51% of the animals bone meal in animal bone meal has the highest content of the world is characterized by hard texture more difficult to break than ordinary porcelain and has good insulating properties and translucent, while both the aesthetic and practical value; addition ratio of the amount of bone meal components, in addition to a direct impact on bone characteristics of goods, but also to show the brand process technology. On behalf of Royal Queen Wedgwood founder Josiah Wedgwood (Joshua ‧ Wedgwood), born in 1730 in the United Kingdom Burslem potter family generations are living with pottery, Josiah Wedgwood pottery from urine in their own learning, in 1759 founded the Wedgwood pottery factory, to begin production in the name of Wedgwood porcelain. Josiah Wedgwood brand was founded in the early invention of porcelain cream (Cream Ware), Wedgwood bring in huge profits;? Beautiful appearance and competitive prices, prompting Wedgwood porcelain cream become a hot commodity on the market, but also a history of English porcelain big achievement. 1765 Wedgwood won the Royal selection, Queen Charlotte franchise his "imperial porcelain Queen" (Queen's Ware) in the name of this award let Wedgwood emerge in polite society all over Europe competing for the royal family to have a Wedgwood cutlery sets banquet pride Origin / manufacturing methods United Kingdom