Produced from 1960 to 1995 by Wedgwood, Ivy Lea showcases trailing ivy, delicate blooms, and subtle scrollwork along the plate edges. Designer Margaret Hawthorne envisioned a pattern that evoked the English countryside’s ivy-covered manor houses, translating architectural motifs into a decorative yet functional tableware design.
Favored by collectors for its serene charm and understated elegance, Ivy Lea pieces were made for both formal and casual dining. Pendants made from its fragments carry the quiet grace of English country living, connecting the wearer to a storied tradition of porcelain craftsmanship.