Wedgwood And Bentley 18th Century Basalt Intaglio Seal - Juba King - Error

The Wedgwood And Bentley 18th Century Basalt Intaglio Seal is a collectable item depicting juba king of mauritania. This particular seal features intricate detailing and design typical of the 18th century style, crafted by the renowned Wedgwood and Bentley. There is an interesting factory error where the digits have been switched and then corrected with silver paint.

Made from basalt, a type of black stoneware, the seal likely bears historical significance and showcases the craftsmanship of the era. Collectors of early Wedgwood, seals and historical artifacts would appreciate this exquisite piece for its beauty and historical value. Approx 1.5cm height

Source: A Catalogue of Cameos: Intaglios, Medals, Busts, Small Statues, and Bas-reliefs; with a General Account of Vases and Other Ornaments After the Antique, Made by Wedgwood and Bentley; and Sold at Their Rooms in Greek-Street-Soho, London - 1777