Vintage Enoch Wedgwood Asiatic Pheasants Teal Transferware Oval Dish

A vintage Enoch Wedgwood Asiatic Pheasants oval dish, sourced in Paris, with a beautiful soft blue-green teal transfer design on a creamy white body. The color is not a bright blue, but a deeper teal tone that feels elegant, collected, and easy to layer with French country, English country, and cottage kitchen pieces.

The Asiatic Pheasants pattern is one of the most beloved historic transferware patterns, originally popular in the 19th century and continued through later productions because of its timeless floral and bird design. This piece is marked Enoch Wedgwood, Tunstall, England, with the backstamp referencing the firm’s 1835 founding and the original manufacture of the Asiatic Pheasants pattern.

This small oval form is especially easy to use and style. It would be lovely for butter, lemon slices, soaps, jewelry, olives, wrapped candies, or layered shelf styling. It could also be added to a plate wall, which is such a beautiful way to use small transferware pieces in a collected interior.

Details:

• Origin: Made in England, sourced in Paris

• Maker: Enoch Wedgwood, Tunstall, England

• Pattern: Asiatic Pheasants

• Material: Transferware earthenware

• Size: 8.25” long x 5.375” wide x 1.25” deep

• Color: Soft blue-green teal transfer on creamy white ground

• Marking: Enoch Wedgwood, Tunstall, England backstamp with Asiatic Pheasants mark

• Estimated age: Vintage, likely circa 1960s-1970s

Condition:

Excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks noted. A small break or slight irregularity in the transfer pattern is visible, consistent with transferware printing and part of the character of the piece. Light age and wear may be present from handling. Sold as is, in found condition. Please look at photos carefully.