Wedgwood and European Ceramics from the Dr. Ellis F. Rubin & Suzanne Borow Rubin Collection, Part V

Appearing in basic good and stable condition. The foot is level and rests firmly on a flat surface, but the dish sits slightly askew on its pedestal; it appears somewhat lopsided, such that there is a height difference of one inch from one end of the rim to the other (3 3/4 inches tall on one side, 4 3/4 inches tall on the other). This appears to be original to the manufacture of the vase rather than later damage or restoration. Faint surface abrasions but no significant damage observed.

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