Description
Mottahedeh
Oval Cachepot with Handles (6″ h., 10″ w., 6.75″ dia.)
Creamware, called “Queensware” by its inventor, Josiah Wedgewood, was extremely popular in England, the Continent and the Colonies in the 18th century. The fine-grained white bodied earthenware was a less costly alternative to porcelain and far more elegant than most ordinary potteries of the period.
