Wedgwood Cremeware Potpourri Bowl

This is a contemporary potpourri dish. An English, ceramic studio pottery serving bowl dating to the turn of the millennium. Molten chocolate inspiration to the distinctive decor Displaying a desirable contemporary order throughout Finished with a brown and cream palette in the fat lava manner Bowl form tapers abruptly to the narrow circular base Engraved with the maker's initials of 'MB' This is a fascinating contemporary potpourri dish, with decoration redolent of the mid century German lava ceramics...

Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre octagonal bowl decorated with 'Firbolgs' design on ruby lustre to exterior, 'Thumbelina' design to the interior. 'Roseberry Bead'...

A Wedgwood Fairyland lustre bowl designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones ca. 1925 and decorated with the 'Blue Willow' pattern. The ‘Blue Willow’ pattern is timeless, inspired by 18th-century Chinese blue and white porcelains and appearing on English transferwares since the early 19th century. Thomas Minton is credited with creating the standard pattern as we know it today circa 1780; from there, all the major English potteries, and some American ones, began producing ‘Blue Willow’ transferwares...

Covered bowl, perhaps for soup, in black basalt with ‘Etruscan’ encaustic painting.