Wedgwood – “Pennine” – Rare Mid-Century English Stoneware Coffee Service – 1960s–1970s A striking and exceptionally stylish vintage coffee service by Wedgwood in the iconic and highly sought-after “Pennine” pattern, produced in England during the celebrated Mid-Century Modern period, estimated circa 1960s–1970s. Crafted from fine English stoneware, this beautifully designed service showcases the rich earthy brown tones and sculptural textured decoration that made Wedgwood one of the most admired names in British ceramics. The deeply tactile geometric motif, repeated elegantly across each piece, creates a bold architectural appearance while retaining the warmth and charm of classic studio pottery aesthetics. The set perfectly embodies the timeless sophistication of mid-century British tableware design, with its harmonious balance of minimalist form, organic texture, and functional elegance. The tall sculptural coffee pot, with its beautifully shaped silhouette and richly glazed surface, forms the centrepiece of the collection and reflects the exceptional craftsmanship for which Wedgwood became internationally renowned. The warm rustic glaze displays beautiful tonal variations under light, ranging from deep chocolate brown to glowing amber highlights, giving the entire service a refined yet inviting presence. Both decorative and practical, this collection works equally well as a sophisticated serving set, an interior display piece, or an addition to a serious collection of vintage British ceramics. An increasingly collectible Wedgwood design that captures the essence of 1960s–1970s English modernist style and studio-inspired craftsmanship. Set includes: • 1 coffee pot with lid • 5 cups • 5 saucers • 1 milk jug • 1 sugar bowl Condition: Presented in excellent vintage condition with minimal signs of age and use. The set displays beautifully with no major chips, cracks, or restoration observed. Material: Fine English stoneware Produced in England by Wedgwood. A superb and highly decorative example of classic Mid-Century English ceramic design.