Wedgwood Basalt Cream + Lidded Sugar Rare Sought after, Josiah Wedgwood England.

Wedgwood Black Basalt Creamer and Sugar Bowl. Set of 2. Circa 1950s–1960’s. Wedgwood’s black basalt ware dates to the late 18th century, introduced by Josiah Wedgwood as a refined stoneware with a classical aesthetic. The matte black finish became iconic and remains collectible, particularly in minimalist or neoclassical settings. The impressed “WEDGWOOD / MADE IN ENGLAND” mark and mold code style suggest post-war production, likely mid-20th century. Two-piece set: open creamer and lidded sugar bowl Black basalt stoneware Matte black exterior, glossy interior (creamer) Marked: “WEDGWOOD / MADE IN ENGLAND” with additional impressed codes. Excellent, no visible cracks, chips, or repairs. Some mild surface marks commiserate with age and ultra matte finish. (75 years) Creamer H: 3” Creamer W: 5.25” Creamer Diameter: 3” Sugar H: 3.5” Sugar Diameter: 4” Sugar Width w Handles: 4.25”