Limited Edition Wedgwood, Father of English Pottery 250th Anniversary, 1980 Made in England Ceramic Large Mug

**❖ Historical Significance | The Father of English Potters** This mug commemorates the 250th anniversary of the birth of Josiah Wedgwood (FRS, 1730–1795), the Father of English Pottery. Produced in 1980, it was released as a limited edition of 1000 pieces. This item is not only a milestone piece from the royal-appointed brand Wedgwood but was also designed by the renowned Royal College of Art designer, Richard Guyatt, who also served as the official designer for several royal wedding china sets. The piece possesses significant historical and collectible value. 【Brand】: Wedgwood, England 【Origin】: Made in England 【Material】: Ceramic 【Dimensions】: Diameter 10.5cm * Height 10.5cm * Width 15.5cm (including handle), Capacity approx. 580ml 【Era】: 1980 【Condition】: Like New / Boxed / Limited Edition of 1000 worldwide **❖ Design Features | Royal Silhouettes in Queen’s Ware** This mug features Wedgwood's classic Queen’s Ware ceramic, known for its warm, pure white glaze. The vessel is adorned with cobalt blue and gold accents, featuring a precise composition and noble color palette. The sides of the mug display silhouette portraits of Josiah Wedgwood and his wife, Caroline. In the center, an octagonal laurel wreath is paired with a golden ribbon and the English inscription "ETRURIA & BARLASTON," paying homage to the brand's birthplace. The inner wall is also decorated with blue floral motifs, showcasing intricate details and Wedgwood's consistent aesthetic of craftsmanship. **❖ Limited Edition Number | No. 62 of 1000** The base is imprinted with complete commemorative text and the number "In Stock No. 62 / 1000." It also includes the original official certificate, personally signed by Wedgwood's then-Chairman, Sir Arthur Bryan, preserving a genuine historical artifact. **❖ Decorative Function | Collectors’ Heritage** This piece serves as a functional mug for daily use, as well as a British design work with profound cultural significance. It is suitable for display in studies, art cabinets, or display cases, making it a treasured collectible for porcelain and design enthusiasts.