Antique Wedgwood Creamware Twin Handled Lidded Bowl c.1800

Indulge in the timeless elegance of Georgian-era English ceramics with this exquisite antique Wedgwood Creamware twin handled lidded bowl, circa 1800. A refined example of Wedgwood’s early creamware production, this piece combines historical significance with enduring beauty, making it a superb addition to any serious collection of fine porcelain and pottery.

Crafted in the late 18th to early 19th century, this charming bowl showcases the classic pale ivory tone that made Wedgwood creamware so sought after across Europe and beyond. The form is graceful and balanced, with elegant twin side handles and a perfectly fitting lid, ideal for serving cream, sugar, sauces, or condiments at a refined tea or dining table.

Key Features:

• Maker: Wedgwood
• Material: Fine creamware (earthenware)
• Date: Circa 1800 (Georgian period)
• Form: Lidded twin handled bowl / covered sugar or cream bowl
• Dimensions: Approx. 13 cm in height, 13 cm in diameter (excluding handles)
• Condition: Good antique condition (please see photos and description)

This piece exemplifies the understated luxury for which Wedgwood is renowned. The restrained design allows the quality of the creamware body and the subtle sheen of the glaze to take centre stage. Whether used as a covered sugar bowl, a cream or sauce bowl, or displayed simply as an object of beauty, it brings a sense of heritage and sophistication to any setting.

Collectors will appreciate the historical importance of authentic Wedgwood creamware from this period. Introduced in the 18th century, creamware revolutionised English ceramics and became the service of choice for aristocratic and royal households. Owning a piece from around 1800 is to hold a tangible link to that golden age of British pottery, when Wedgwood set the standard for taste and craftsmanship.

In good condition for its age, this lidded bowl presents beautifully. As with all genuine antique ceramics, minor signs of age and use should be expected and are part of its character and authenticity. Please refer carefully to the photographs for a detailed view of the condition, and feel free to request additional images or information if required.

This versatile piece is equally at home in a curated display of Georgian ceramics as it is on a beautifully laid table. It pairs wonderfully with other creamware, fine bone china, or classic English porcelain, and is ideal for:

• Enhancing a traditional tea service as a covered sugar or cream bowl
• Serving sauces or condiments in elegant style
• Displaying in a cabinet of antique English pottery and porcelain
• Adding a refined focal point to a dining or breakfast table
• Gifting to a collector or lover of Wedgwood and historic ceramics

If you appreciate luxury tableware, antique English pottery, and the enduring appeal of Wedgwood, this creamware lidded twin handled bowl will be a treasured acquisition. Its balanced proportions, soft cream tone, and gentle patina speak of over two centuries of history, yet it remains as usable and decorative today as when it was first made.

Measurements:
Height: approx. 13 cm
Diameter (excluding handles): approx. 13 cm

Please message with any questions or for further details. This is a rare opportunity to acquire an authentic c.1800 Wedgwood creamware lidded bowl of good condition and timeless charm, perfect for the discerning collector or connoisseur of fine English ceramics.