How old is this Wedgwood?

The markings were a bit unclear so I couldn't figure them out except "Royal Semi-porcelain WEDGWOOD" ...... 'made in england' ... or just 'England'.. can't remember..

 

Could you post a picture of the mark? I suspect this is made by a different Wedgwood than the more famous Josiah. I suspect it might be Wedgwood & Co.

 

This looks similar to Wedgwood's Flow Blue "Roma." Flow blue was popular early in the 1900's.

 

I can't get pictures of the marks at least until later next week when (if) I visit the store.

This looks similar but doesn't have gilding and is probably much older..

http://www.ebay.com/itm/HUGE-SUPERB...OD-CO-COVERED-SOUP-Tureen-3-pcs-/141875194079

 

I agree, "Roma." Here is a "Roma" platter that looks identical to the platter the tureen is on.
https://www.onekingslane.com/product/61929/4147393

There's also a pic of the mark. Like S-I-S said by Wedgwood & Co. and not Josiah Wedgwood.

--- Susan

 

The question is: how old?

This one is from the same series and from 1909, but has a completely different kind of logo.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/WEDGWOOD-BUTTER-PAT-FLOW-BLUE-WITH-GOLD-ROMA-PATTERN-1909-/221986042363

 

I don't know anything about it but the Replacements site indicates circa 1870.

 

It's often the style of the maker's mark that will clue you in to a date range. Replacements lists this pattern as discontinued, 1870- without any end date. Popular patterns were often produced for many years. If you have the maker's mark you may be able to zero in on a date range for yours.

 

Good point!

 

VERRRY Pretty!!!!! I've got a lovely set of English gold rimmed Old Willow passed on from my Mom..........why that wouldn't even clash!!!!!!! 'Course, I would have absolutely NO place to put it!!!! Nice find!!

 

It has the same sort of maker's mark as this platter

https://www.onekingslane.com/product/61929/4147393

 

Welllll, Wedgwood & Co. used a good 18 backstamps during their time. The mark on the platter link I posted is definitely 1900 and later because it has "Ltd" in the company name. "Ltd" was added to their name in 1900. Here is a page of some of their backstamps with timeframes.
http://www.thepotteries.org/mark/w/wedgwoodandco.html

--- Susan

 

If you're on Facebook, there is a British Pottery and Porcelain collectors page. Those folks are fantastic.

 

Exact age isn't really going to matter. If you're selling it will sell based on the pattern and condition.
Don