Antique Wedgwood creamware dish with hand painted grape border Wedgwood Introduced in the late 18th

Introduced in the late 18th century and perfected into the 19th century

this 19th century impressed art dish offers an opportunity to own a refined example of period metalwork with strong visual impact and historical depth

reflecting the neoclassical taste that Wedgwood so successfully championed in the late 18th century

Figural and narrative scenes on pottery

Antique Wedgwood creamware dish with hand painted grape border Wedgwood Introduced in the late 18thThis attractive 19thcentury Wedgwood creamware dish offers a fine example of the factorys elegant everyday tablewares. Measuring approximately 25 cm in diameter, the piece is formed with a wide, gently sloping well and a broad, flat rim, giving it a versatile shape suitable for use as a soup, pasta or serving dish. The body is the characteristic warm, pale cream tone associated with Wedgwoods refined creamware, developed in the late 18th century and