Scarce 1937 King Edward VIII Coronation - Wedgwood - Creamer. Measures 5" from handle to handle X 2 1/4" high to top of spout . Near mint to mint. No nicks, dings, fleabites and little to no wear, crazing commensurate with age. A fine addition to any home or collection!

This specific piece commemorates a royal coronation, likely that of King Edward VIII in 1937, as indicated by the specific style of the royal coat of arms.

The creamer features a light, unglazed body with applied blue bas-relief decorations, a characteristic style of Wedgwood's Jasperware.

The central motif is the British Royal Coat of Arms, featuring a lion and a unicorn.

It is a collectible item, often sold as part of a set including a teapot and sugar bowl.