Rare Wedgwood Jasperware Hedgehog Bulb Pot & Stand, Terracotta, c. 1971 Herend Hungary The vivid blue coloration pairs

The vivid blue coloration pairs beautifully with blue-and-white transferware

Measuring 8 inches in length

this porcelain serving dish features 4 distinct sections and a sturdy handle

The Ashworth Bros mark to the base confirms its English origin and quality craftsmanship

oval egg shape

Rare Wedgwood Jasperware Hedgehog Bulb Pot & Stand, Terracotta, c. 1971 Herend Hungary The vivid blue coloration pairsA rare and highly collectible vintage Wedgwood hedgehog bulb pot and tray in terracotta jasperware, dated 1971. This enduring form traces its origins to the late 18th century, when Wedgwood first produced these charming vessels, then whimsically referred to as porkoipins for snodrops. Designed to hold bulbs such as snowdrops or crocus, the pierced hedgehog allows stems to emerge through the openings, creating the illusion of spinesan inspired marriage