Minton “Crazy Cow” 106 Bengal Tiger Plate c1800-1805, 17cm, Early Minton Wedgwood

Minton “Crazy Cow” 106 Bengal Tiger Plate c1800-1805, 17cm, Early Minton WedgwoodIndulge in a rare glimpse of early 19th century English ceramics with this exquisite Minton Crazy Cow 106 Pattern Bengal Tiger Plate, dating from around c. 18001805. A refined example of early Minton pottery, this small plate combines historical importance with a wonderfully bold and whimsical design, making it an exceptional addition to any serious collection of antique porcelain and fine pottery. The plate is decorated in the sought after Crazy Cow

This pair exemplifies the purity of that tradition: understated

Smaller decorative pieces that still make a strong visual impact

This individuality is precisely what distinguishes genuine Murano glass from mass-produced imitations

but nothing that detracts from its overall beauty or display value

Generous size at approximately 6" high and 12 1/4" diameter

or as a focal point in a curated collection of neoclassical ceramics

At approximately 21cm in height

The presence of the ladle enhances both its practicality and its visual appeal

This is a unique

Whether you are building a focused Wedgwood collection or looking for a single statement piece of historic pottery

as they form an important part of the description and help to convey the piece’s character and charm

Produced in Staffordshire