WEDGWOOD WIILIAMSBURG POTPOURRI CHINA - ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW

• What you need to know about the Wedgwood Williamsburg Potpourri pattern:

This Williamsburg Potpourri pattern was manufactured for 42 years (1956 – 1998) by the Wedgwood China company, based in England.  It has been discontinued for some time. It is one of their more colorful and popular Queensware patterns.  Queen's ware is a type of light white earthenware with a brilliant glaze developed from creamware by Josiah Wedgwood and named in honour of his patroness, Queen Charlotte.

This pattern has a number of products that were produced. Some to look for:

• Dinner Plate (10 3/8”) Salad Plate (8 1/4”), Bread & Butter Plate (6 5/8”), Footed Cup & Saucer Set (2 7/8”)
• Desert/Pie Plate (7 3/8”)
• The Rim Soup Bowl comes in 2 sizes (8 1/8”) and Large (9 1/8”)
• Coupe Cereal Bowl (6 1/4”) has 2 motifs: One flower or 3 flowers
• Luncheon Plate (9 3/8”)
• The Sugar Bowl comes in 3 Styles: Sugar Bowl & Lid (4 1/8”), Open Sugar Bowl (3”, 4 ½”w), Open Sugar Bowl (3”, 4” wide),   
• Creamer (3 ¾”, 6 oz)
• There are 4 sizes in Oval Serving Platter 11” 13”, 15” and 17”
• 9” Oval Vegetable Bowl
• Gravy Boat & Underplate and Gravy Boat with attached underplate
• Salt & Pepper Sets
• Soup Tureen & Lid
• Covered Butter
• Cheese Dish with Lid
• Candlesticks

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