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Pattern: It features a "Cream on Cream" style, highlighted by an intricate embossed grapevine and leaf motif running along the upper rim.
Body Design: The midsection is dominated by columns of vertical fluted ribbing that narrow down to a decorative rope-embossed ring right above the flared pedestal foot.
Material & Finish: Made from fine creamware earthenware (often called Queen's Ware) finished with a glossy or smooth satin glaze
Prior to 1940: The stamp will typically say "Wedgwood Etruria" or "Wedgwood Etruria & Barlaston" alongside a patent date (often referencing a 1922 USA design patent).Mid-to-Late 20th Century: The stamp is usually a green or blue printed mark reading "Wedgwood of Etruria & Barlaston".
