Early Wedgwood 18thC Creamware Openwork Armorial Dessert Dish Wedgwood often referred to as a

often referred to as a “gurgle” jug due to the charming sound it can make when pouring

Acquired as part of a curated group of Moonlight Lustre pieces in this colour

this box will appeal to collectors of Italian mid‑century ceramics and lovers of Brutalist and modernist design

The glaze itself shows the subtle surface wear and light scratching expected of an 18th‑century utilitarian serving piece

Early Wedgwood 18thC Creamware Openwork Armorial Dessert Dish Wedgwood often referred to as aThis attractive antique creamware dish is an early piece by Wedgwood, dating to the late 18th century, and shows the refined pierced and basketwork wares for which the factory quickly became renowned. Of shallow circular form, the dish measures approximately 21 cm in diameter and is delicately modelled with an intricate basketweave moulded centre, encircled by a wide openwork or reticulated rim formed of repeated elongated loops. The entire surface is