Rare Early 19th-Century Wedgwood Drabware Inkwell Tray – Complete with Gold Edging
Circa 1800–1830 – Marked Wedgwood with Potter’s “Moustache” Mark
An elegant and complete Wedgwood drabware inkwell tray, dating from the early 19th century. This refined piece features delicate gold edging and showcases Wedgwood’s mastery in both form and function—an exceptional example of utilitarian ceramic design elevated to art.
The inkwell itself is beautifully proportioned and seated on its original tray, making this a rare complete set from the period.
Condition:
Very good overall. Some expected rubbing to the gold edging consistent with age and use. No cracks .
Dimensions (approx):
Tray diameter: 6 1/8″
Inkwell: 2 1/4″ x 3 1/4″ high
Markings:
Impressed “WEDGWOOD” along with potter’s mark (moustache symbol).
A superb collector’s item—authentic, elegant, and rarely found intact. Ideal for enthusiasts of early Wedgwood and Georgian-period desk accessories.
