Wedgwood Florentine Turquoise Tea Cup & Saucer Peony [Parallel Import]

Size: Cup: Diameter 10.5 x Height 6cm/Saucer: Diameter 14.5cm Weight: Cup 140g/Saucer 150g

[WEDGWOOD] The history of Wedgwood begins when Josiah Wedgwood, the father of early modern British potters, created cream-colored pottery called Queen's Ware. This invention served as an opportunity to spread privileged culture to the middle class, and established Wedgwood's status as a folk kiln. [Florentine Turquoise] A traditional Florentine turquoise, released in 1872, where a griffin designed from the Renaissance period stands out in a bright turquoise enamel band. The border-like design is based on the 16th century "grotesque patterns" and uses the "griffin" motif from Greek mythology, and the combination with the bright turquoise is very impressive. There is a wide range of items, and it is a formal pattern that has a profound feel among Wedgwood products. The naming and design image of his ●Wedgwood, a prestigious brand representing Britain, has been based on ``Ancient Greece and Rome'' since the time of the first Josiah Wedgwood I. Please note that even if the product is the same, the back stamp may differ depending on the time of manufacture. "


Color: White
Manufacturer: Wedgwood
Material: Porcelain
Item weight: 290 grams
Microwave safe: No
Diameter: ‎6 cm
Dishwasher safe: ‎No
Packing weight: ‎1.04 lbs
Requires batteries: ‎No
Batteries included: ‎No