Coffee Pot c. 1770

ceramic

product studio photography

3d printed part

war

product fashion photography

ceramic

retro 'vintage design

food illustration

product design photgrpaphy

stoneware

wash background

prop product design

food photography

decorative-art

This red earthenware coffee pot, created by the Wedgwood Manufactory around 1770, is a fine example of the decorative and functional artistry of the time. The pot's intricate, molded surface is an outstanding example of Wedgwood's innovative use of jasperware, a distinctive type of stoneware that brought the company widespread acclaim. It is currently on display at The Art Institute of Chicago.