Wedgwood 18thC Jasperware Medallion Edward Bourne by William Hackwood c1778

Wedgwood 18thC Jasperware Medallion Edward Bourne by William Hackwood c1778Discover a rare and historically important piece of early Wedgwood: an original late 18th century Jasperware portrait medallion depicting Edward Bourne, Wedgwoods renowned bricklayer at Etruria. This finely modelled medallion, in classic Wedgwood blue and white, is attributed to c. 1778 and signed by master modeller William Hackwood in 1779, making it a superb example of early English neo classical design and a highly desirable collectors piece.

this piece combines artistic heritage with refined luxury

filled with fresh herbs or trailing plants

Collectors of fine porcelain

or simply appreciate refined design

Decorators seeking a distinctive period accent piece

Crafted from the finest black jasperware

and the overall impression is crisp

characterful piece of Wedgwood history

Its refined form and classic Wedgwood quality make it equally at home in both traditional and contemporary interiors

Pattern/Series: Lady Diana Commemorative

This Wedgwood “Hands of the Potter” No

a study of industrial history