Wedgwood Sarah's Garden Tray

A Wedgwood Sarah's Garden octagonal bone china serving tray.

Wedgwood is a renowned British pottery manufacturer founded by Josiah Wedgwood in 1759. The company became famous for its high-quality ceramics, including Jasperware, Queen's Ware, and various decorative tableware patterns. Throughout its history, Wedgwood has been a symbol of British craftsmanship and design, supplying fine china to royalty and discerning customers worldwide.

The 'Sarah's Garden' pattern, introduced in the late 20th century, is characterized by its charming floral motifs inspired by English country gardens. This particular octagonal tray likely served as a decorative dish for serving small items or as a display piece, reflecting the brand's commitment to both utility and aesthetic appeal in its homeware collections.

• Period: Late 20th Century
• Origin: England