Rare Wedgwood for Colonial Williamsburg Creamware Wall Pockets - Queen Charlotte Portrait

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Museum-quality reproductions from a distinguished collaboration
This exceptional pair of cornucopia-form wall pockets represents a remarkable collaboration between Wedgwood and … Read more Museum-quality reproductions from a distinguished collaboration
This exceptional pair of cornucopia-form wall pockets represents a remarkable collaboration between Wedgwood and Colonial Williamsburg Foundation in the 1970s. These faithful reproductions of original Georgian creamware pieces from Williamsburg's historic collection were created as exclusive fundraising items, making them highly sought-after collector's pieces today.
Key Details:

Maker: Wedgwood, Made in England
Era: 1970s
Provenance: Colonial Williamsburg Foundation commission
Form: Cornucopia wall pockets (matched pair - left and right)
Dimensions: 7.25" wide at top x 10" long each
Material: Fine English creamware
Condition: Excellent, near mint - no damage, wear, or crazing
Mounting: Ready to hang with integral back holes

Design Features:
Each wall pocket showcases exquisite Georgian styling with a central portrait believed to be Queen Charlotte, surrounded by delicately rendered flowers and grapevines. The cornucopia form adds classical elegance while the creamware's warm ivory tone provides timeless sophistication.
Collector Significance:
These pieces represent a unique moment in decorative arts history - when one of England's most prestigious potteries recreated treasures from America's premier colonial museum. Fully marked on the reverse, they offer both historical authenticity and Wedgwood's legendary craftsmanship.
Perfect for collectors of Wedgwood, Colonial Americana, Georgian decorative arts, or museum store exclusives. A rare opportunity to own museum-quality reproductions that bridge English ceramic tradition with American colonial heritage.
A distinguished pair that brings royal elegance and historical significance to any wall. See less