This item has been stored in a shop for a long time. Please check the condition in the images. This is "Jasperware," finally completed in 1744 by Josiah Wedgwood, the founder of Wedgwood. The unique matte texture of the base is stoneware, fired at a high temperature of 1200-300°C, giving it a distinctive feel. The material itself is not very absorbent and is a heat-resistant ceramic due to the high-temperature firing. The pottery features white reliefs with motifs from Greek mythology, characterized by their artistic beauty. 〈Size〉 Cup: Approximately 8.5cm in diameter x 5.5cm Saucer: Approximately 14cm in diameter This is a Wedgwood vase. The pale blue color is very beautiful! Size: Approximately 7cm in diameter, 15.5cm in height