Calendar includes display plush 12 bone china archive icons ornaments. Ornament include (in order of pictures, top left to right):
Floral Teapot - This ornate teapot features blue floral motifs that portray a rococo spirit of abundance.
Prunus Teapot - This teapot embodies neoclassical elegance, it's prized Rosso Antico body channeling the warmth of antiquarian style.
Jasper Diced Teapot - This teapot features a checkerboard motif, the interplay of colour and reliefs representing a bold departure from monochrome tradition.
Egyptian Motif Teapot - This caneware design is a playful departure from classical formality, blending artful novelty with signature Wedgwood craftsmanship.
Acanthus Teapot - This design wraps the vessel in leafy motifs, the acanthus being a classical emblem of enduring beauty favoured by Wedgwood for its neoclassical resonance.
Basalt Teapot - This piece is adorned with neoclassical figures, the moulded ornamentations transforming the design into a statement sculpture.
Blue Bough Pot - This bough pot in Wedgwood blue is designed for elevated floral displays. The soft glaze and structured silhouette make it a perfect centerpiece.
Terracotta Bough Pot - This bough pot is a refined homage to rustic beauty. Engine-turned and adorned with swags, it captures the Georgian love for natural motifs.
Portland Vase - Wedgwood's Portland Vase is an icon of 18th-century craftsmanship. Its black jasperware facets are adorned with white reliefs, echoing the Roman original, making the piece a timeless fusion of ancient beauty and modern craft.
Porphyry Bough Pot - This green porphyry bough pot and cover features a mottle glaze and swag decorations that evoke a sense of Georgian refinement.
Engine-Turned Vase - Crafted using the engine-turning technique introduced by Josiah Wedgwood in 1763, this design's precise patterns transform clay into sculpture.
Terracotta Vase - Feature a white terracotta base glazed with peach slip, this engine-turned vase is decorated with swag and bow motifs.
