Early Engine Turned Black Basalt Coffee Jug with Female Finial, c.1800 Wedgwood

Early Engine Turned Black Basalt Coffee Jug with Female Finial, c.1800 WedgwoodThis finely potted early black basalt coffee jug is an elegant example of late 18thearly 19th century English neoclassical ceramic design, clearly inspired by the wares of Josiah Wedgwood but almost certainly produced by a smaller contemporary manufactory. Standing approximately 24 cm high to the top of the finial, the jug is wheelthrown in a dense black basalt stoneware body and then finished on the lathe to achieve its distinctive engineturned

Secure this distinguished antique Wedgwood black jasperware lidded pot to enhance your collection with a piece that reflects the enduring prestige of one of Britain’s most celebrated ceramic manufacturers

a classic chinoiserie pattern and a convenient medium size that fits easily into most displays

The ceramic Shakespeare plaque itself is currently secured with removable adhesive (blu-tack)

became one of the most beloved decorative wares of the 19th century

This vintage Royal Crown Derby tea cup and saucer set is in good pre-owned condition

Decoration: Painted detailing on classic basalt body

It is ready to be enjoyed

Incorporate into a bohemian

or as part of a curated display of fine ceramics

Pair of cherub figurines for balanced

Please note: this item is offered primarily as a decorative antique

Collectors of Japanese porcelain and pottery will appreciate the integrity of the piece