ON the front of this plate, in blue, is a hand drwn image of a river surrounded by trees with a couple of English castles in the background.
On the back, roughly in the center, is this text:
COUNTRYSIDE
(unicorn picture)
WEDGWOOD & CO LTD
ENGLAND
REG TRADE MARK
NO 547269
FOUNDED IN 1835
by
ENOCH WEDGWOOD
A GENUINE
HAND ENGRAVING
ALL DECORATION
UNDER THE GLAZE
DETERGENT & ACID
RESISTING COLORS
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To the right of that text, upside down, under the glaze, is this text
MADE IN
ENGLAND
12 63
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The first sent of text looks like it was a stamp applied by hand, probably on all the plates made.
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The second set of text also looks like a stamp as it's a slightly whiter color than the color of the plate and you can see a roundish outline.
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I have 3 of these. I've seen other listings that say they were made after 66, but the second stamp clearly says 12 63, making me think it's december of 63.
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