Wedgwood Liberty Blue Saucers (set of 2)

Magnificent condition. One saucer is a bit more saturated than the other. No flaws or blemishes. Clean. Wedgwood Liberty Blue is collectible ironstone dinnerware featuring blue and white colonial scenes, produced by Enoch Wedgwood (Wedgwood & Co.) in Staffordshire, England, primarily during the 1970s to commemorate the American Bicentennial. Originally commissioned by the Benjamin Franklin Savings and Loan, the pattern became widely popular and was sold through grocery stores. Manufacturer: Enoch Wedgwood (Wedgwood & Co.) Material: Staffordshire Ironstone Pattern: "Liberty Blue," featuring "Historic Colonial Scenes" Production: Made in England between 1975 and 1976 Design: Blue and white transferware with a central colonial image and often a scalloped or floral border History: Commissioned by the Benjamin Franklin Savings and Loan for their 50th anniversary, coinciding with the U.S. Bicentennial Considering condition, quality and craftsmanship, our closet's listings are fairly priced. Although discounts will no longer be sent, we're pleased to consider respectful offers. *excluding pieces out for consignment All pieces are absolutely authentic. They have been either selectively sourced or offered from our personal collections.