Vintage Enoch Wedgwood Royal Homes Britain Covered Vegetable Bowl Blue White
US$120
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- Size
- US OS
- Condition
- Good
- Color
- BlueWhite
- Category
- HomeKitchen
- Brand
- Enoch wedgewood
- Style Tags
- Victorian DecorCovered TureenCottage Decor
Bring timeless English charm to your table with this vintage Enoch Wedgwood “Royal Homes of Britain” covered serving bowl. Decorated in rich cobalt blue transferware featuring Windsor Castle, this elegant piece showcases the craftsmanship of English pottery and makes a beautiful addition to a blue and white collection.
Perfect for serving vegetables, side dishes, or displaying as a centerpiece in a traditional, farmhouse, or English cottage kitchen.
Details
* Maker: Enoch Wedgwood (Tunstall) Ltd.
* Pattern: Royal Homes of Britain
* Scene: Windsor Castle
* Made in England
* Vintage, circa 1960s–1970s
* Blue transferware on cream ironstone
* Covered vegetable serving bowl with original lid
* Approximately 11½” across
* Approximately 6” tall with lid
Excellent vintage condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs observed. Glossy finish with crisp blue transferware decoration. The lid exhibits slight variations in the depth of the blue transfer pattern, which appear to be original manufacturing characteristics typical of vintage transferware rather than wear. Please review all photos, as they are part of the description.
***Note*** Photos 1-5 are AI generated may not reflect the actual bowl see the rest of the photos for the actual bowl and condition.
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