Wedgwood Intaglio Creamer

Description

The "Intaglio" dinnerware from the English porcelain manufacturer Wedgwood is sophisticated, elegant, rich in variety and contemporary. The intricately sculptured surface of the fine porcelain is not only captivating to the eye, but also has lush tactile appeal. A modern-day tribute to the early era of porcelain manufacture. The product Wedgwood Intaglio milk jug belongs to Intaglio. Pure white in a celebration of restraint. The "Intaglio" dinnerware from the English porcelain manufacturer Wedgwood is sophisticated, elegant, rich in variety and contemporary. This tableware for formal and elegant dining draws its inspiration from Georgian architecture. "Intaglio" by Wedgwood pays homage to the traditional skills of knurling and engine turning to conjure up various compositions of reliefs and ornaments. The intricately sculptured surface of the fine porcelain is not only captivating to the eye, but also has lush tactile appeal. The items making up Wedgwood‘s "Intaglio" fine bone china dinnerware bring together variations on classical décor motifs. A modern-day tribute to the early era of porcelain manufacture. The product Wedgwood Intaglio milk jug belongs to Intaglio. The "Intaglio" dinnerware from the English porcelain manufacturer Wedgwood is sophisticated, elegant, rich in variety and contemporary. Pure white in a celebration of restraint. This tableware for formal and elegant dining draws its inspiration from Georgian architecture.

Key Features

• The product Wedgwood Intaglio milk jug belongs to Intaglio.
• "Intaglio" by Wedgwood pays homage to the traditional skills of knurling and engine turning to conjure up various compositions of reliefs and ornaments.
• The "Intaglio" dinnerware from the English porcelain manufacturer Wedgwood is sophisticated, elegant, rich in variety and contemporary.
• This tableware for formal and elegant dining draws its inspiration from Georgian architecture.
• The items making up Wedgwood‘s "Intaglio" fine bone china dinnerware bring together variations on classical décor motifs.
• The intricately sculptured surface of the fine porcelain is not only captivating to the eye, but also has lush tactile appeal.