Lot #14: Vintage Wedgwood Quince Stoneware Service Lot - 47 Pc Oven-to-Tableware, Made in England

Beautiful, expansive partial dinner and tea service in the highly collectible Wedgwood Quince pattern. Known for its rustic, mid-century charm, this resilient English stoneware features an iconic, colorful ring of autumn fruit (apples, pears, peaches, and berries) painted against a warm, speckled oatmeal background.All flatware and nesting serving pieces feature the authentic "Quince Wedgwood Made in England Oven To Table" stamp on the base, ensuring their authenticity. This sturdy pottery seamlessly transitions from oven to presentation, making it both highly functional and beautifully nostalgic. Lot Inventory (47 Total Pieces Included):5 Dinner Plates (Approx. 10.5")6 Salad Plates6 Bread & Butter Plates5 Shallow Soup/Pasta Bowls4 Deep Dessert/Fruit Bowls (The deeper shape is ideal for small stews, oatmeal, morning fruit, or individual desserts)1 Large Oval Casserole/Baking Dish with Lid1 Smaller Round Casserole/Baking Dish with Lid1 Covered Condiment/Jam/Sugar Pot (Features a functional slot on the lid for a serving spoon)1 Creamer / Cream Jug1 Large Oval Serving Platter1 Teapot with Lid7 Coffee/Tea Mugs7 Saucers The teapot has a chip on the tip of the pouring spout.One mug has a small chip on the upper rim. The Manufacturer: Founded by Josiah Wedgwood in 1759, Wedgwood is widely regarded as the pinnacle of historical English pottery. Over its 260+ year history, the brand has been a favorite of global collectors and European royal families alike. The Pattern: The Quince line is a beloved mid-century pattern produced for less than two decades between 1969 and 1986. Because it has been discontinued for roughly 40 years, full sets and specialty serving pieces—such as the covered casserole dishes and the slotted condiment pot featured in this lot—are increasingly difficult to source in good condition. Pickup category timeslot {A}