Wedgewood Sauceboat Edme Queensware 2 Piece Gravy boat and Saucer

Country of Origin: England

Experience the timeless elegance of Wedgwood with this exquisite Gravy Boat from the renowned Edme  Creamware collection, crafted in 1947. This 77-year-old piece bears witness to Wedgwood's legacy of impeccable craftsmanship and refined design.

Measuring 23.5cm in length, 16cm in width, and standing at a height of 15cm, with a weight of 759 grams, this gravy boat embodies both grace and functionality. Despite its age and fair condition, it retains its inherent charm and sophistication, making it a cherished addition to any collection or table setting.

Designed by Wedgwood's esteemed art director, John Goodwin, the Edme model draws inspiration from archival drawings dating back to the 18th century. Introduced in 1908, Edme has stood as a testament to Wedgwood's enduring commitment to quality and style. Its classic design transcends trends, effortlessly blending into any décor and adding a touch of refined elegance to every meal.

Crafted in England, the birthplace of Wedgwood's rich heritage, this gravy boat showcases the culmination of centuries of ceramic expertise. Wedgwood's cream-colored tableware, including the Edme collection, represents a refinement and development in earthenware production, setting it apart from rival potteries with its use of Cornish clay and stone for a whiter body and sophisticated glaze.

For connoisseurs of fine tableware, this Edme gravy boat is a true treasure, offering not just functionality but also a glimpse into Wedgwood's storied past. Embrace history, craftsmanship, and timeless beauty with this remarkable piece from Wedgwood.