Extremely Rare Wedgwood-Attributed Medallion – Rev. John Wesley, 1849
Museum-Quality Intaglio in White and Light Blue Ceramic
A stunning and exceptionally rare round ceramic medallion believed to be by Wedgwood, dated October 26th, 1849. This finely crafted intaglio depicts Reverend John Wesley, surrounded by detailed foliage and crowned by two cherubs—an exquisite tribute to a key historical figure in religious history.
This piece features two small holes at the top, originally intended for suspension or display, adding to its versatility and authenticity.
Condition:
Excellent condition for its age, with no visible cracks, chips, or repairs. Wear is minimal and consistent with careful display over generations.
Dimensions :
Diameter: 4 1/8″
Thickness: 9/16″
Markings:
Unmarked Wedgwood body, with impressed “WESLEY” and a registration mark dated 1849.
This is a genuine, seldom-seen medallion of museum caliber—an exceptional addition for collectors of James Tassie-style portrait medallions or 19th-century ceramics.
A rare opportunity to own a piece of history.
