This is a stunning, authentic piece of antique English ceramic history: an oval footed serving bowl or tureen base in the rare and elegant "La Paix" pattern by Wedgwood, produced at their legendary Etruria works in Staffordshire, England (circa 1900s–1920s). Crafted from premium cream-colored Queen's Ware ironstone, the piece features a beautiful fluted, scalloped rim, a molded pedestal foot, and a timeless underglaze transferware motif of crisp green laurel leaf borders and delicate trailing green floral accents.
The base bears both the printed black factory crest and the authentic impressed "WEDGWOOD" mark. This substantial, classical serving piece makes a striking statement centerpiece bowl for a dining table, a gorgeous fruit bowl for an open kitchen island, or a highly sought-after replacement element for an active antique Wedgwood collection.
This is a stunning, authentic piece of antique English ceramic history: an oval footed serving bowl or tureen base in the rare and elegant "La Paix" pattern by Wedgwood, produced at their legendary Etruria works in Staffordshire, England (circa 1900s–1920s). Crafted from premium cream-colored Queen's Ware ironstone, the piece features a beautiful fluted, scalloped rim, a molded pedestal foot, and a timeless underglaze transferware motif of crisp green laurel leaf borders and delicate trailing green floral accents.
The base bears both the printed black factory crest and the authentic impressed "WEDGWOOD" mark. This substantial, classical serving piece makes a striking statement centerpiece bowl for a dining table, a gorgeous fruit bowl for an open kitchen island, or a highly sought-after replacement element for an active antique Wedgwood collection.
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