Wedgwood (English, 1759), first half 19th century. A eighty five piece partial china dinner service in Eturia, Blue Laurel. Comprising of eleven dinner plates (10"), twelve luncheon plates (9.25"), twelve salad plates (8.25"), eight bread and butter plates (6.125"), eight large rim soup bowls (9.25"), five cereal bowls (6.375"), eleven tea cups and thirteen saucers, one oval platter (12.625"), one cranberry bowl (5.375"), one covered sugar bowl (h. 4", w. 5"), and one creamer (2.625").

All pieces have some crazing and some staining. Two chips and one crack to one dinner plate. Chip to one salad plate. Butter plates have tiny chips to underside rim. Chip to one small bowl, fleabites to saucers. Chips and crack to body of