Wedgwood China’s Bianca is a stunning design with an interesting history.  The bone china bodies of each piece are slightly scalloped, with sparkling gold trim providing a glistening accent to the pattern’s pink borders, floral sprays, and center basket design.  Bianca was produced by Wedgwood as part of the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation catalog of 17th, 18th, and 19th century reproductions and interpretations.  The central design motif for Bianca appears to have been drawn from several Williamsburg-era patterns by New Hall Potteries, a neighbor of Wedgwood in Staffordshire, England.  This month, Replacements, Ltd. is offering several different 4-piece sets, available in limited quantities, at great values.  To take advantage of these excellent set values, and other great pieces in an historic pattern that is part of the Early American tradition, start at the links below!   (The specials offered this month are taken from the “no numbered” version of the pattern.  Replacements, Ltd. also carries pieces from the numbered version of the pattern.)