Enoch Wedgwood Asiatic Pheasants Green Transferware Gravy Boat – Staffordshire I
A charming vintage British transferware gravy or sauce boat manufactured by Enoch Wedgwood Tunstall Ltd, featuring the well-known “Asiatic Pheasants” pattern.
Dating from approximately the late 1960s to 1970s, this elegant serving piece combines traditional Victorian-inspired decoration with the durability of mid-century ironstone ceramic production. The crisp white ceramic body is decorated with detailed green transfer printing depicting floral arrangements, scrolling foliage and decorative borders.
The underside bears the Enoch Wedgwood Tunstall Ltd backstamp, confirming its manufacture during the company’s later Staffordshire production period. The reference to detergent and acid-resistant colours reflects the hard-wearing finishes developed for everyday household use.
A decorative and collectible example of British transferware, suitable for display, serving use or inclusion in a vintage Staffordshire ceramic collection.
Material: Ironstone / semi-porcelain ceramic with transfer decoration
Origin: Tunstall, Staffordshire, England
Manufacturer: Enoch Wedgwood Tunstall Ltd
Period: c.1965–1980
Style: British Transferware / Staffordshire Ironstone / Victorian Revival Ceramic
Measurements & Weight: Length: 19cm, Width:9cm, Base: 8cm, Weight: 0.29kg
Condition Report:Very good vintage condition with clear original transfer decoration. No visible chips, cracks or restoration. Original surface remains well preserved with only minor age-related marks consistent with use.


