Nantucket by Wedgwood is a pure white pattern sculpted from fine bone china. The collection was inspired by the meticulous hand crafted baskets of Nantucket, Massachusetts, from the late 19th century. This beautiful tableware will fit perfectly with any home decor and is lovely bridal pattern. Wedgwood is quintessentially English. It has a tradition of innovation, quality and craftsmanship and its designs are widely acknowledged as timeless, elegant, classic and understated. Today, Wedgwood is known throughout the world for the quality of its products and its rich heritage.

Wedgwood, England's finest china company has been synonymous with beauty, craftsmanship and innovation for almost 250 years. Founded in 1759 by Josiah Wedgwood I, known as the ‘father of English potters', Wedgwood created the ornamental wares black basalt and Jasper for which the company is still renowned and perfected Queen's Ware, the company's celebrated cream colored ceramic body. Embossed shapes of fossilized flora from Josiah Wedgwood's own archival collection decorate pure white bone china to present the Nature collection. A minimalist simplicity with maximum contemporary appeal. Included in this 5-pc. set:

One 10.75-in. Dinner Plate

One 8-in. Salad Plate

One 6-in. Bread and Butter Plate

One Teacup

One Tea Saucer

Wedgwood, England's finest china company has been synonymous with beauty, craftsmanship and innovation for almost 250 years. Founded in 1759 by Josiah Wedgwood I, known as the ‘father of English potters', Wedgwood created the ornamental wares black basalt and Jasper for which the company is still renowned and perfected Queen's Ware, the company's celebrated cream colored ceramic body. Embossed shapes of fossilized flora from Josiah Wedgwood's own archival collection decorate pure white bone china to present the Nature collection. A minimalist simplicity with maximum contemporary appeal.

Wedgwood, England's finest china company has been synonymous with beauty, craftsmanship and innovation for almost 250 years. Founded in 1759 by Josiah Wedgwood I, known as the ‘father of English potters', Wedgwood created the ornamental wares black basalt and Jasper for which the company is still renowned and perfected Queen's Ware, the company's celebrated cream colored ceramic body. Embossed shapes of fossilized flora from Josiah Wedgwood's own archival collection decorate pure white bone china to present the Nature collection. A minimalist simplicity with maximum contemporary appeal.

Wedgwood, England's finest china company has been synonymous with beauty, craftsmanship and innovation for almost 250 years. Founded in 1759 by Josiah Wedgwood I, known as the ‘father of English potters', Wedgwood created the ornamental wares black basalt and Jasper for which the company is still renowned and perfected Queen's Ware, the company's celebrated cream colored ceramic body. Embossed shapes of fossilized flora from Josiah Wedgwood's own archival collection decorate pure white bone china to present the Nature collection. A minimalist simplicity with maximum contemporary appeal.

Wedgwood, England's finest china company has been synonymous with beauty, craftsmanship and innovation for almost 250 years. Founded in 1759 by Josiah Wedgwood I, known as the ‘father of English potters', Wedgwood created the ornamental wares black basalt and Jasper for which the company is still renowned and perfected Queen's Ware, the company's celebrated cream colored ceramic body. Embossed shapes of fossilized flora from Josiah Wedgwood's own archival collection decorate pure white bone china to present the Nature collection. A minimalist simplicity with maximum contemporary appeal.

Wedgwood, England's finest china company has been synonymous with beauty, craftsmanship and innovation for almost 250 years. Founded in 1759 by Josiah Wedgwood I, known as the ‘father of English potters', Wedgwood created the ornamental wares black basalt and Jasper for which the company is still renowned and perfected Queen's Ware, the company's celebrated cream colored ceramic body. Embossed shapes of fossilized flora from Josiah Wedgwood's own archival collection decorate pure white bone china to present the Nature collection. A minimalist simplicity with maximum contemporary appeal.

Wedgwood, England's finest china company has been synonymous with beauty, craftsmanship and innovation for almost 250 years. Founded in 1759 by Josiah Wedgwood I, known as the ‘father of English potters', Wedgwood created the ornamental wares black basalt and Jasper for which the company is still renowned and perfected Queen's Ware, the company's celebrated cream colored ceramic body. Embossed shapes of fossilized flora from Josiah Wedgwood's own archival collection decorate pure white bone china to present the Nature collection. A minimalist simplicity with maximum contemporary appeal.

Wedgwood, England's finest china company has been synonymous with beauty, craftsmanship and innovation for almost 250 years. Founded in 1759 by Josiah Wedgwood I, known as the ‘father of English potters', Wedgwood created the ornamental wares black basalt and Jasper for which the company is still renowned and perfected Queen's Ware, the company's celebrated cream colored ceramic body. The precisely etched lines of Night and Day are rendered by an engine-turning lathe technique that Josiah Wedgwood introduced in 1767. Our modern day equivalent contrasts white fine bone china against black matte jasper with glazed interiors.

Wedgwood, England's finest china company has been synonymous with beauty, craftsmanship and innovation for almost 250 years. Founded in 1759 by Josiah Wedgwood I, known as the ‘father of English potters', Wedgwood created the ornamental wares black basalt and Jasper for which the company is still renowned and perfected Queen's Ware, the company's celebrated cream colored ceramic body. The precisely etched lines of Night and Day are rendered by an engine-turning lathe technique that Josiah Wedgwood introduced in 1767. Our modern day equivalent contrasts white fine bone china against black matte jasper with glazed interiors.

Wedgwood, England's finest china company has been synonymous with beauty, craftsmanship and innovation for almost 250 years. Founded in 1759 by Josiah Wedgwood I, known as the ‘father of English potters', Wedgwood created the ornamental wares black basalt and Jasper for which the company is still renowned and perfected Queen's Ware, the company's celebrated cream colored ceramic body. The precisely etched lines of Night and Day are rendered by an engine-turning lathe technique that Josiah Wedgwood introduced in 1767. Our modern day equivalent contrasts white fine bone china against black matte jasper with glazed interiors.

Wedgwood, England's finest china company has been synonymous with beauty, craftsmanship and innovation for almost 250 years. Founded in 1759 by Josiah Wedgwood I, known as the ‘father of English potters', Wedgwood created the ornamental wares black basalt and Jasper for which the company is still renowned and perfected Queen's Ware, the company's celebrated cream colored ceramic body. The precisely etched lines of Night and Day are rendered by an engine-turning lathe technique that Josiah Wedgwood introduced in 1767. Our modern day equivalent contrasts white fine bone china against black matte jasper with glazed interiors.

Wedgwood, England's finest china company has been synonymous with beauty, craftsmanship and innovation for almost 250 years. Founded in 1759 by Josiah Wedgwood I, known as the ‘father of English potters', Wedgwood created the ornamental wares black basalt and Jasper for which the company is still renowned and perfected Queen's Ware, the company's celebrated cream colored ceramic body. The precisely etched lines of Night and Day are rendered by an engine-turning lathe technique that Josiah Wedgwood introduced in 1767. Our modern day equivalent contrasts white fine bone china against black matte jasper with glazed interiors.

Wedgwood, England's finest china company has been synonymous with beauty, craftsmanship and innovation for almost 250 years. Founded in 1759 by Josiah Wedgwood I, known as the ‘father of English potters', Wedgwood created the ornamental wares black basalt and Jasper for which the company is still renowned and perfected Queen's Ware, the company's celebrated cream colored ceramic body. The precisely etched lines of Night and Day are rendered by an engine-turning lathe technique that Josiah Wedgwood introduced in 1767. Our modern day equivalent contrasts white fine bone china against black matte jasper with glazed interiors.

Wedgwood, England's finest china company has been synonymous with beauty, craftsmanship and innovation for almost 250 years. Founded in 1759 by Josiah Wedgwood I, known as the ‘father of English potters', Wedgwood created the ornamental wares black basalt and Jasper for which the company is still renowned and perfected Queen's Ware, the company's celebrated cream colored ceramic body. The precisely etched lines of Night and Day are rendered by an engine-turning lathe technique that Josiah Wedgwood introduced in 1767. Our modern day equivalent contrasts white fine bone china against black matte jasper with glazed interiors.