Heritage hand painted dinnerware by Ridgway
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This 57-piece set of earthenware features hand applied colors on a dark green transfer. This "Heritage" pattern was adapted from a series of sketches and sepia watercolors composed by William Henry Bartlett, then a a 29-year-old English artist. From June toNovember 1838 Bartlett traveled through eastern Canada creatingthe works, and these were later engraved onto steel plates for mass printing. Images from Bartlett ’s journey were published as "Canadian Scenery Illustrated", an 1842 collection featuring over one hundred steel engravings. Ridgway's "Heritage" pattern merged Canadian history and colorful dinnerware. Manufactured by Ridgway Pottery of Staffordshire England in the 1960's. 57 pieces - all in perfect condition except for 1 noted below. 8 - dinner plates - 10 1/2" - Montreal from the Mountain 8 - salad plates - 8 1/2" – Queenston (1 plate has a very small chip on the edge) 7 - bread plate s- 6 3/4" - The Rideau Canal Bytown 7 - soup bowls - 6" - Citadel of Kingston 8 - dessert bowls - 5 1/4" - Wigwam in the Forest 3 - teacups - 2 1/2" tall - Quebec 8 - saucers - 5 3/4" - Village of Cedars 1 - sugar bowl - 4 1/2" tall – (lid missing) Lake Farm on the Frontier 1 - creamer - 3 3/4" tall - A Shanty on Lake Chaudiere 1 - gravy boat – (tray missing) Aylmer 1 - sandwich tray - 13" x 6 1/2" - Hallowell Bay of Quinte 1
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