Wedgwood Antico Rosso

Wedgwood black basalt bough pot with lid. The pot with scrolled loop handles, applied rosso antico foliate relief.

A large Wedgwood Rosso Antico calyx-crater shaped vase with a domed cover pierced for potpourri.

Decorated in Black Basalt and contrasting Rosso Antico decoration finished with touches of white enamel.

According to "Wedgwood and his Imitators" by N. Hudson Moore the very earliest Rosso Antico pieces were decorated with black basalt.

This fascinating rosso antico tea set by Wedgwood is decorated with enameled Chinese peony flowers in the colorful famille rose style.

This is a Rare "ROSSO ANTICO" WEDGWOOD Jug, with a pewter hinged lid, made by the WEDGWOOD Factory, England.

A pair of rosso antico jardinières made by Wedgwood, ca. 1810.

Provenance: With a paper sticker from the Polikoff Collection #252 Wedgwood made this lovely Rosso Antico pitcher circa 1850.

A pair of late 18th century Wedgwood Rosso Antico vases crafted circa 1780. The vases were machine turned on a lathe and sprigged with Black Basalt, Egyptian motif details.

Around the same time, Wedgwood also created a red stoneware that he named Rosso Antico.

A most attractive vase in Rosso Antico, decorated in black basalt with Arabesque on a dimpled ground. The colour of early Rosso is quite different to the 19th century orange body.

In rosso antico with black decoration. Complete with lid and inner pastille stand. Extremely rare mark, probably associated with trials of a new pyrometer or kiln.

Wegwood 'rosso antico' sugar bowl and cover of circular form with pad handles and applied black basalt hieroglyph relief decoration and crocodile finial, impressed 'Wedgwood' mark.

A fine Wedgwood rosso antico and basalt Cambridge ale jug decorated with an Egyptian design

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