This is a 1971 limited Christmas plate made by Wedgwood, a long-established British ceramics manufacturer founded in 1759. This is a memorable collector's item with the motif of London's iconic Piccadilly Circus, and is a valuable vintage piece with a history of more than half a century.

Perhaps the most striking feature is the design, expressed in Wedgwood's signature beautiful blue ``jasperware'' technique. In the center, the statue of Eros, the god of love (Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain) and the historical buildings around Piccadilly Circus are depicted in delicate white relief, creating a beautiful three-dimensional effect.

The delicate oak leaf border that adorns the edge of the plate is a traditional Wedgwood decorative motif, giving it a touch of British class and elegance. The words "CHRISTMAS 1971" are engraved on it, indicating its value as a special souvenir from that year.

It has been carefully stored as an unused item, and the original beautiful color and delicate relief expression of porcelain is perfectly preserved. It is a coveted item for collectors, and comes with its own special presentation box.

Recommended usage/applications

If you display it in an antique cupboard or display case as a collection display, you can enjoy the beauty of British history and traditional crafts on a daily basis. As part of the Wedgwood Collection, display it alongside other Jasperware to create a beautiful, unified display.

Ideal as a special gift, it will impress antique lovers and those with an interest in British culture with its historical value and beauty.

For seasonal decorations, you can create a traditional and sophisticated holiday season by displaying them on your mantel or sideboard during the Christmas period. By combining it with natural materials such as candles and pine cones, you can enjoy warm British-style Christmas decorations.

They are also highly valuable as investments and assets, and as Wedgwood's limited edition items become rarer each year, they are wise collectibles that can be expected to increase in value in the future.

Interior coordination plan

The British Classic style can be combined with mahogany furniture and Chesterfield sofas to create the atmosphere of an authentic British mansion. Pair it with dark green velvet material and brass ornaments to create a space with a profound and elegant feel.

Antique and elegant coordination can be combined with Victorian furniture and crystal chandeliers to create a sophisticated space that looks like a museum. It also looks beautiful in harmony with gold-framed paintings and Persian rugs.

With Modern Classic, you can create the presence of a piece of art by displaying it alone on a contemporary glass shelf or minimalist display case. You can also enjoy the beautiful shading effect of jasperware by lighting it with indirect lighting.

The contemporary mixed style allows you to create a unique space that combines tradition and modernity by combining it with contemporary furniture. The blue plate will look effective as an elegant accent in a monochrome space.

This limited edition plate, created in the special year of 1971, is a timeless work of art that combines London's historical scenery with the best of British ceramics. The traditional beauty of Wedgwood is a lifetime collector's item that will add a touch of British class and history to your space.

About quality and condition

As it is a reused product, there is a feeling of use compared to a new product.

There may be uneven coloring due to repair marks or aging.

There may be slight scratches or scuff marks due to use, but this does not affect use.

There may be slight differences in color tone between the photo and the actual item

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