Gold Medallion Bowl Appraisal

Enoch Wedgwood (Tunstall) Ltd. "Gold Medallion" Olive Green Ceramic Bowl

The item is a small, round ceramic bowl or cup, primarily characterized by its lustrous, deep olive green glaze. The exterior of the bowl appears to have a textured or fluted design, creating subtle ridges that catch the light, adding depth to the rich color. The interior of the bowl is not visible, but it is typical for such items to have a consistent glaze inside and out. The base of the item reveals significant manufacturing details. Centered on the footrim, there is a circular impressed or printed mark with text. The clear legible text reads "ENOCH WEDGWOOD (TUNSTALL) LTD" arching along the top, and 'GOLD MEDALLION' in a smaller arc above the main text. Below the company name, a stylized image of a lion or mythical beast with a crown is prominently displayed, which serves as the manufacturer's specific stamp or crest. Beneath this insignia, the word "ENGLAND" is clearly printed, indicating its country of origin. The footrim itself is unglazed or has a thinner, slightly rougher glaze, which is common for stability and to prevent sticking during firing. There are visible signs of wear on the base, including some scuff marks and what appears to be residue or mineral deposits, suggesting regular use and cleaning over time. The overall condition appears good, with no obvious chips, cracks, or repairs visible from the bottom view. The quality of the glaze is consistent and even, indicative of good craftsmanship. The item likely dates from the mid-20th century, a period when Enoch Wedgwood (Tunstall) Ltd. was actively producing earthenware, commonly associated with dinnerware sets and serving pieces.