Vintage Wedgwood Dianthus Soup Bowls circa 1947 - Set of Two picnic style it features the sumptuous Byron

it features the sumptuous Byron Groups imagery based on a copper engraving first introduced in the early 1800s

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A mixed bouquet of roses and wax flowers on both sides of the jug as well as the top portion of the handle

Vintage Wedgwood Dianthus Soup Bowls circa 1947 - Set of Two picnic style it features the sumptuous Byron{HISTORY} Made by the famed British pottery, Wedgwood in the 1940s, this pair of shallow soup bowls feature an incredibly intricate embossed rim with a bouquet of centerpiece dianthus flowers. Visually striking in so many ways, these bowls look much older than their already 80 year old age. Josiah Wedgwood founded his pottery in 1759 and it quickly became known for its quality craftsmanship and designs. These two bowls look like they could have been