Dish 1765 - 1788

This creamware dish, produced by Josiah Wedgwood and Sons between 1765 and 1788, features a distinctive woven basket pattern that extends to its openwork rim. The delicate white glaze and intricate design exemplify Wedgwood's innovative use of stoneware, a material that was traditionally associated with utilitarian objects. The dish's refined aesthetic, reminiscent of natural wickerwork, reflects the growing popularity of Neoclassical style in 18th-century Britain.