Humphrey Palmer Black Basalt Bacchic Relief Vase c1770-78 – 17cm Georgian Wedgwood

Humphrey Palmer Black Basalt Bacchic Relief Vase c1770-78 – 17cm Georgian WedgwoodExquisite Humphrey Palmer Black Basalt Vase, Bacchic Relief, circa 17701778 This refined black basalt vase is an outstanding example of late 18th century English stoneware, attributed to Humphrey Palmer, the most significant contemporary rival to Josiah Wedgwood in the production of high quality black basalt. Dating from around 17701778, it represents the height of Georgian neoclassical taste and the technical excellence of early Staffordshire ceramic

highlighted in gilt with a running leafy border

no chips or cracks observed

Wedgwood’s black basalt is one of the most iconic ceramic bodies of the 18th and 19th centuries

characterful accent piece

If you have any questions about this Wedgwood Jasperware American Independence Bicentennial Trophy Plate

19cm height

High-quality black basalt and jasperware

embodying the elegance and craftsmanship that have made Wedgwood a benchmark in fine ceramics for generations

Type: Slop bowl / waste bowl

repeating patterns that were both decorative and technically impressive

or special occasions for those who appreciate fine ceramics

and refined finish