- Oversized Cup and Saucer made by Wedgwood in the early 1800s.
- Both pieces are thin walled and are finely molded with the delicate raised relief bamboo flowers decorating each piece. These were made by Wedgwood, and the pattern is influenced by pottery imported from China during the early 1800s. The cup measures 4.75” across the rim and 3.5”in height, and the saucer measures 7” in width and 1.5" high.
- The cup is in mint condition with no damage or repairs and the saucer with only a tiny glaze flake on the underside of the rim and some discoloration to the glaze as can be seen in photos.
- The underside of each piece is impressed “WEDGWOOD”. Other pieces made by Wedgwood in this pattern include a teapot and creamer. This is a pattern very rarely found and is highly collectable.