Rare Leeds Black Basalt Portrait Medallions, Set of Five c1780–90 Wedgwood this refined piece showcases the

this refined piece showcases the classic artistry and impeccable craftsmanship that have made Wedgwood a byword for luxury ceramics since the 18th century

and attention to detail

The dramatic contrast of light and shadow across the relief accentuates every fold of drapery and every detail of the figures

bringing a touch of historical Parisian elegance to modern dining

almost architectural look that works especially well once mounted as a lamp

Rare Leeds Black Basalt Portrait Medallions, Set of Five c1780–90 Wedgwood this refined piece showcases theThis framed ensemble presents a scarce and highly decorative set of five black basalt portrait medallions attributed to the Leeds Pottery, dating to the late 18th century, circa 17801790. The medallions are finely moulded in low relief and set within a period style glazed frame, offering an elegant and ready to hang display for collectors of early English ceramics and neoclassical portraiture. The medallions are executed in a dense black stoneware