Wedgwood - Tea service (16) - Blue Onion - Creamware

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Description from the seller

The design is based on a classic European pattern with Eastern influences, inspired by the decorative motifs of Chinese porcelain.
The elegant, tall teapot features a gracefully curved spout and a distinctive handle.
The entire set is crafted from durable English earthenware (Queen’s Ware), featuring an intricate underglaze decoration created using a hand-engraving technique.

Teapot/Coffeepot
Sugar bowl with lid
5 cups
5 saucers
4 desert plates ~ 21 cm diameter

Perfect condition with no damages

The design is based on a classic European pattern with Eastern influences, inspired by the decorative motifs of Chinese porcelain.
The elegant, tall teapot features a gracefully curved spout and a distinctive handle.
The entire set is crafted from durable English earthenware (Queen’s Ware), featuring an intricate underglaze decoration created using a hand-engraving technique.

Teapot/Coffeepot
Sugar bowl with lid
5 cups
5 saucers
4 desert plates ~ 21 cm diameter

Perfect condition with no damages

Details

Era
1900-2000
Ceramics type
Creamware
Number of objects
16
Country of origin
Europe
Manufacturer/brand
Wedgwood
Model
Blue Onion
Material
Ceramic
Style
Vintage
Colour
Blue, White
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
23 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
5 cm
Decor
Blue and white
Estimated period
1960-1970
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