Antique Wedgwood Teacup Black Basalt Vivid Purple Wild Iris Floral Enamel c.1800s
Celebrated designer Josiah Wedgwood perfected this kind of fine - grained ebony stoneware in 1768.
Created in order to mimic ancient bronze.
The prestige porcelain of that time was desireable for women as the black color enhanced and made
their white hands appear more delicate.
Decorated throughout with exquisite iris floral motif of the wild variety.
Approximately 2.5" Tall
2.25 Diameter at top rim
Marked Wedgwood
England
3447
Pre - owned with antique wear, scratches, discoloration, variance consistent with age, history
and handcrafted nature. Wear particularly on base. No chips or cracks.
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