Antique Wedgwood Fallow Deer Pattern Luncheon Plate with Gold 9.25” Diameter uranium glass Original feather remains present

Original feather remains present

The artwork is rendered in vibrant colours with fine detailing typical of late 19th to early 20th century devotional chromolithography

The pattern number is 5005 EA and it has the Hermes horse and carriage tie loop

They feature one of Pucci's wonderful geometric prints and of course the Emilio signature throughout

The Elf on the Shelf became a widely adopted seasonal tradition combining a children’s book with a small poseable elf intended for display during the Christmas season

Antique Wedgwood Fallow Deer Pattern Luncheon Plate with Gold 9.25” Diameter uranium glass Original feather remains presentThis antique Wedgwood Fallow Deer luncheon plate was made at the Etruria works in England and dates to the late Victorian or Edwardian period, likely circa 18911909 based on the printed backstamp. The brown transferware design features a pastoral country scene with fallow deer in the foreground, rustic cottages, and flowering botanical borders surrounding the central reserve. It is generously decorated within the centre indent with gold. The richly