Wedgwood &Co Ltd England - Table service (88) - Vicent - Ceramic

Rare and imposing Vincent ceramic tableware service – Wedgwood & Co. Ltd., England (1954) Discontinued
​Elegant and extraordinarily rich classic English-made ceramic table service from the renowned Wedgwood & Co. Ltd. (Unicorn Works, Tunstall).
​The model "VINCENT" stands out for its refined rim decorated in Bordeaux and gold tones, accompanied by rich floral motifs at the center. A bygone service, today hard to find for completeness and number of pieces.
​Production status: Out of production / Discontinued (collectible model, no longer manufactured).
​Era of production: Around February 1954 (bearing on the bottom the vintage stamp 2 54, the factory mark with the unicorn and the Reg. Trade Mark No. 547269).
​Origin: England (Made in England).
​Complete composition and count of the service:
​The Plates:
​36 Flat Plates (Ø 25 cm)
​12 Soup/Fundamental Dishes (25.2 × 3.7 cm H)
​8 Dessert/Appetizer Plates (Ø 20 cm)
​Serving Pieces and Accessories:
​1 Large Round Serving Plate (Ø 34.5 cm)
​1 Large Oval Serving Plate (40.5 × 32.5 cm)
​1 Medium Oval Serving Plate (35.5 × 28.5 cm)
​1 Small Oval Serving Plate (27.5 × 22.4 cm)
​1 Platter/Serving Plate with stand (23.5 × 6.7 cm H)
​1 Large Covered Tureen (31 × 18 cm H)
​2 Salads Bowls (26 × 6.2 cm H)
​2 Small Oval Saucers / Raviers (20.7 × 15.7 cm)
​1 Teapot / Service Jug (22 × 24 cm H)
​1 Milk Jug / Creamer (10 × 13.5 cm H)
​2 Sugar Urns / Table Spice Pots (11 × 17 cm H and 18 × 13 cm H)
​1 Coordinated Ceramic Spoon / Slotted Spoon (15 cm)
​8 Cups with 12 Coordinated Saucers
​Conditions and Conservation Notes:
​The service is overall in excellent antique condition, considering its 70 years of history, and is free of ceramic fractures or structural cracks, except for the sole noted chip.
​As this is genuine English ceramic/earthenware from 1954, we note the following for full transparency:
​Absence of breaks: There are no cracks or breaks in the bodies of the plates, except for a single under-plate with a very small edge chip (shown in photos).
​Crazing: Several pieces show the classic and physiological "crazing" (very fine micro-cracks in the surface glaze), an absolutely typical and characteristic effect of English ceramics of this period.
​Signs of wear and tone: There are light natural signs of use, along with a few small yellowish surface spots due to time and the porosity of the material, which give the set an authentic vintage patina.
A complete and rare set, perfect for prestigious dining.
​ This model is out of production (discontinued), which makes complete sets of this entity a market rarity for collectors and a sound long-term investment.
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