Wedgwood Barlaston of Etruria 'Patrician' Dinner Plate

This item is the underside of a ceramic dinner plate, identified by its circular shape and the characteristic foot ring. The plate is made of white or off-white ceramic, likely earthenware or fine china, given the visible manufacturing marks. The color appears consistent across the surface, with a slight sheen indicating a glazed finish. The overall condition, as seen from the underside, appears good, with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant crazing visible. There might be some minor surface wear or discoloration on the edge, possibly from stacking or use, but this is not definitive from the image provided. The most prominent feature is the green backstamp located within the foot ring. The backstamp is circular and reads "WEDGWOOD" at the top, followed by "BARLASTON OF ETRURIA" underneath, indicating its manufacturer and a key period or style type. Below this, it is marked "PARTRICIAN" (likely 'Patrician' as the pattern name) directly above "OVEN TO TABLE" and "MADE IN ENGLAND". The 'OVEN TO TABLE' marking often suggests durability and versatility in modern ceramics. The lettering is clear and legible, indicating good preservation of the mark. There's also a faint impressed or embossed mark on the glaze surface, partially visible to the right of the printed backstamp, but it is too indistinct to decipher. Based on the 'Barlaston' and 'Etruria' markings, this plate likely dates from the mid-20th century, specifically after Wedgwood moved its production to Barlaston in the 1940s. The 'Patrician' pattern is known for its classic and often minimalist design, reinforcing its estimated age and style. The craftsmanship appears to be of high quality, typical of Wedgwood products.