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Wedgwood Blue storage box from 1962. Jasperware was developed in the 1770s by Josiah Wedgwood, who was driven by both artistry and scientific curiosity. He spent years experimenting with clay bodies before creating Jasperware, an unglazed stoneware that could hold crisp relief decoration without the shine of traditional glaze. What made Jasperware revolutionary was its matte finish and its sculptural quality. White classical reliefs were applied to colored clay bodies, inspired by ancient Greek and Roman art. These motifs were not painted on. They were applied by hand. H: 5 cm. Ø: 8 cm. 200 grams. In good condition.
Collection place: 1150 Brussels – free pick-up by appointment.
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