A TWENTY-SEVEN PIECE WEDGWOOD REGENCY PARTIAL TABLE SERVICE, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, pattern produced 1810-1830
Marks: WEDGWOOD, 77
1-1/2 inches high x 9-3/4 inches diameter (3.8 x 24.8 cm) (bowl)

Comprising:
7 bowls;
6 dinner plates;
5 salad plates;
4 serving bowls;
2 sauce boats with underplates;
1 two-handled serving dish;
1 covered two-handled tureen;
1 covered two-handled soup tureen with underplate.
27 Total.

The partial service each with printed and enameled stylized botanicals, fruit specimens, and butterflies on a orange whorled ground, with a gilt edge finish.

Decorated in a similar manner as the pearlware service created by Wedgwood for George III's Golden Jubilee. Examples in the Wedgwood Museum, accession no. 10163 & 5447.

With expected wear to the gilt and enamelled surfaces, two bowls have repairs, one dinner plate with a hairline crack and one with a missing chip, one salad plate with a hairline crack and missing chip.