Wedgwood - Black Basalt - Brooch

vintage brooch with a round cameo in black-and-white Jasperware by Wedgwood, kept in its original box with the inscription "Made in England" on the inner lid. The white embossed cameo depicts a neoclassical-styled female figure inspired by the "Dancing Hours" on an opaque black ceramic background, set in a silver-colored mount. Wedgwood's classic Jasperware pieces with metal or silver mounts typically date from the mid-20th century (the 1960s–70s). Vintage condition as shown in the photos; the brooch has minor flaws - Please refer to the original photographs to verify the actual condition of the item diameter approx. 3.6 cm with original box tracked shipping will be handled by a courier Founded in 1759 by Josiah Wedgwood, the company became a pioneer in porcelain production and Wedgwood is today considered the "father of English ceramics". The founder of the pottery was the creator of the exquisite ivory-colored earthenware coated with the finest glaze, as well as the exclusive ceramic material "Black Basalt" based on Egyptian clay. Today Wedgwood is part of the Finnish group Fiskars, which has long ceased jewelry creation. Original Wedgwood jewelry today is found primarily on the collectibles and vintage market.

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