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Wedgwood Queensware "Philadelphia" bowl on removable wood stand

Wedgwood Queensware "Philadelphia" bowl on removable wood stand

Updated on October 23, 2025: This has been sold.

A Wedgwood Queensware bowl in the Philadelphia pattern with a removable wood stand, made for John Wanamaker's department store.

This extensive dinnerware pattern was produced exclusively for the Philadelphia institution.

Decorated with an extensive series of historical landmarks.

On the inside of the bowl:

  • Radnor Meeting House at Ithan
  • Betsy Ross House
  • Christ Church
  • The State House (Independence Hall)

On the outside of the bowl:

  • East Prospect of Philadelphia from the Jersey Shore About 1753
  • Carpenters' Hall
  • Washington's Headquarters at Valley Forge
  • Elfreth's Alley

In the center of the bowl, a large, handsome American eagle with banner.

On the bottom:

"PHILADELPHIA"
Made exclusively for
John Wanamaker

WEDGWOOD OF ETRURIA & BARLASTON
MADE IN ENGLAND
First Edition

DESIGNED BY THE WEDGWOOD STUDIOS


Size of bowl: 6.25"high x 12.25" in diameter

Shipping: $25. Please allow two weeks for shipping.

 

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