Wedgwood - John Goodwin - Tea service (22) - Earthenware





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Description from the seller
The first image is AI-enhanced to better showcase the design against a neutral background. Please rely only on the following original photos for the item’s true condition.
Wedgwood remains known for its innovative British design, adding timeless elegance to the modern home of today.
Edme is one of Wedgwood's best-known dinnerware patterns.
The design features a broad ribbed structure with a lightly decorated rim.
The solid ivory-white color gives it a very chic and elegant appearance.
The true English style: Edme -1908- is of exceptional class.
The style has been imitated many times, but never equaled.
In the Netherlands, the dinnerware has been voted the dinnerware of the 20th century.
This tea service is in a very well-preserved condition.
But please note, the items I sell are vintage, from a collection, so signs of use and/or age are to be expected.
The tea service:
1 teapot, capacity 0.8 L
1 creamer
1 sugar pot, unfortunately without a lid
1 sugar scoop, from PAKO Silver Rhenen with a beautiful enamel bowl
6 teacups
6 matching saucers
6 teaspoons, PAKO Silver Rhenen — all with floral-decorated enamel bowls.
Please view the photos; they accompany the description
Shipped carefully packaged and insured.
The first image is AI-enhanced to better showcase the design against a neutral background. Please rely only on the following original photos for the item’s true condition.
Wedgwood remains known for its innovative British design, adding timeless elegance to the modern home of today.
Edme is one of Wedgwood's best-known dinnerware patterns.
The design features a broad ribbed structure with a lightly decorated rim.
The solid ivory-white color gives it a very chic and elegant appearance.
The true English style: Edme -1908- is of exceptional class.
The style has been imitated many times, but never equaled.
In the Netherlands, the dinnerware has been voted the dinnerware of the 20th century.
This tea service is in a very well-preserved condition.
But please note, the items I sell are vintage, from a collection, so signs of use and/or age are to be expected.
The tea service:
1 teapot, capacity 0.8 L
1 creamer
1 sugar pot, unfortunately without a lid
1 sugar scoop, from PAKO Silver Rhenen with a beautiful enamel bowl
6 teacups
6 matching saucers
6 teaspoons, PAKO Silver Rhenen — all with floral-decorated enamel bowls.
Please view the photos; they accompany the description
Shipped carefully packaged and insured.

