Wedgewood Wild Strawberry Bud Vase

Perfect Condition - No Chips, Cracks Or Marks Measurements - 14cm x 8cm est 1759 by Josiah Wedgewood a Pioneer in Manufacturing, marketing and design Capitalising on a rapidly changing consumer market in the 18th century. Being one of the first to offer free delivery from his Factory in London and to offer replacement for any Damaged Items in transit. In the later 18th century he created Creamware which was later known as as Queen Ware as it is all that Queen Charlotte Would have in the Palace. Josiah become knowns as Potter to Her Majesty. Wedgewood is most widely known for its blue and white design known as Jasperware. This took years and endless hours of perfecting. 1787Wedgewood became heavily involved in the abolishment of slavery. creating a range of Jasperware that featured a enslaved man kneeling with the words ' Am I not a Man and a Brother?' - These items were not put up for sale but instead given out in meetings and social events in support of banning all slavery. because of this the Jasperware became a symbol of the time to show your views and support for the cause. The 19th Century introduced Bone China and the first under blue glazed patterns. in 1930 the company was taken over by Norman & Victor Bringing the company back to quality and popularity again combining a perfect blend of modern and history. - Please Note That all of Our Items That are NOT marked as Brand New have Had a Previous Life. Although we are Extremely Careful to Note Any Chips, Marks, Cracks, Defaults or Damage Noticed on any of Our Specially Chosen Treasures, They Have Been Owned, Loved and Passed On. This May Mean they might have Aging, Been Used or Have Some Wear. Please Study the Pictures We Have Taken of Each Item Carefully Yourself & Our Description Before Purchasing to Avoid any Disappointment or Miscommunication. - We Hope for Every Customer of Ours to Be Over The Moon With Their Purchase & Pride Ourselves on Our Honesty and Reviews from You.