1900s Cambridge by Wood & Sons Red and White English Pottery

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The Cambridge by Wood & Sons (also known as Wood and Son or Woodware) is a collectible line of antique … Read more The Cambridge by Wood & Sons (also known as Wood and Son or Woodware) is a collectible line of antique English china, typically featuring traditional floral designs and rope-molded (gadrooned) "pie crust" edges. Produced in Burslem, England, this pattern is most commonly found in red and white, with a floral rim and center..
The actual artist from the Wood & Son company that created the 'Cambridge' design as well as so many of the designs from the 'woodsware' line of dinnerware created by the company was the owner, Ralph Wood in the early 1700's

36 Piece Dinnerware Set -

7 - 6" Bread and Butter Plates
8 - 8" Salad Plates
6 - 9" Luncheon Plates
6 - 10" Dinner Plates

1 - 10.5" Serving Platter
1 - 12" Serving Platter .
1 - 16" Serving Platter

2 - 9.5" Oval Serving Bowls
2 - 10.5" Oval Serving Bowls

1 - 9" Gravy Boat and Saucer

The Cambridge pattern is one of the most collected and popular designs and is a rare and 'hard to find' style.. Discontinued. Circa: 1940 this particular set is upwards of 100+ years old and in beautiful condition.
Key Features and Identification
Design Motifs: The pattern often includes hand-painted or transferware floral designs.
Edge Style: Distinctive "pie crust" or rope-like gadrooned edges.
Maker's Marks: Wood & Sons: Used from 1907 onwards.
Material: Often marked as "Royal Semi-Porcelain" or high-quality ironstone.
The Wood family was a dynasty of Staffordshire modellers and potters. Among its members were Ralph Wood I (1715–1772), his son Ralph Wood II (1748–1795), and his grandson Ralph Wood III (1774–1801). See less