Rare 18th Century Wedgwood Husk Service Dish for Empress Catherine II of Russia – Circa 1770
An exceptionally rare and seldom-seen piece from the esteemed Husk Service commissioned for Empress Catherine II of Russia. This historic Wedgwood dish features a beautifully detailed central daffodil motif surrounded by intricate designs extending around the plate’s border.
Key Details:
Period: Circa 1770
Subject: Empress Catherine II Husk Service
Decoration: Central daffodil flower with elaborate surrounding patterns
Size: 10 1/2 inches by 9 inches
Condition: Restored and overpainted during its long life; despite restoration, remains a rare museum-quality item
Markings: Unmarked, typical of early Wedgwood royal commissions
Comparable examples are held in the Victoria and Albert Museum
Notes:
Due to restoration, the starting price is low to reflect condition
A coveted piece for collectors of royal Wedgwood and 18th-century ceramics
Offers a unique glimpse into Wedgwood’s historic royal patronage and artistic craftsmanship
A true museum piece and highlight for serious collectors interested in Wedgwood’s prestigious history.
