Lot 097: Assorted Ceramic Sundries: Wedgwood 'Brecon' Cup and Saucer, Floral Cup and Saucer, and Monogrammed Vase

Description

An assorted lot of ceramic sundries, featuring a Mid-20th Century Wedgwood 'Brecon' cup and saucer, a vintage blue floral porcelain cup and saucer, and a modern monogrammed white ceramic vase. Key Details: * Origin/Era: Wedgwood cup and saucer: Mid-20th Century (circa 1960s-1970s). Floral cup and saucer: Mid to Late 20th Century. Vase: Contemporary. * Material: The Wedgwood pieces are Barlaston earthenware. The blue floral set appears to be porcelain. The vase is glazed ceramic. * Style: Wedgwood: Mid-Century Modern botanical. Blue Floral: Traditional/Romantic. Vase: Minimalist. * Markings: The botanical cup and saucer bear the 'BRECON WEDGWOOD MADE IN ENGLAND BARLASTON' backstamp, with an additional impressed 'WEDGWOOD 57' mark on the cup. Condition: Minor wear consistent with age and handling is present across all pieces, including light surface scratches and some subtle fading to the gold trim on the floral cup and saucer. No chips, cracks, or repairs are visible. Interesting fact: * Wedgwood, founded by Josiah Wedgwood in 1759, is one of the most enduring and respected names in British ceramics, renowned for its innovative designs and high-quality production. * The 'Brecon' pattern, with its stylized olive branch motif, was a popular design during the mid-20th century, reflecting a period of botanical and naturalistic influences in homeware. Use: This varied collection offers decorative and functional pieces suitable for display or use in a vintage-inspired or eclectic home setting.

Condition Report

Minor wear consistent with age and handling is present across all pieces, including light surface scratches and some subtle fading to the gold trim on the floral cup and saucer. No chips, cracks, or repairs are visible.

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