1968 British Wedgwood ceramic relief brooch with Silver base and original box

[@inabluemoon2023] Once in a blue moon Qingyue Selection is solemnly presented ~ 1968 British Wedgwood jasper porcelain relief brooch sterling silver base, including original box and brand paper card In 1759, at the beginning of Britain's first industrial revolution, Josiah Wedgwood, now known as the father of British potters, founded the Wedgwood brand. Throughout his life, he invented and manufactured three of Wedgwood's most famous porcelain series: Queen's Porcelain (1762), Black Basalt Porcelain (1768) and Relief Jasper Porcelain (1774). These series are famous today. JASPERWARE Relief jasper porcelain (Jasper) was born in 1774. It is an unglazed, vitreous fine stoneware color available in blue, green, lavender, yellow, black or white. This hard Stone pottery was developed by Josiah Wedgwood after thousands of experiments. The classical relief on the surface is still reproduced from the original mold according to ancient methods. The original craftsmen used a unique patented formula to accurately apply the delicate clay relief pattern to the plate surface using traditional techniques and immense patience. They then carefully hand-carved and trimmed it, and then sent it to the kiln for firing. The process was extremely complicated and difficult. This well-known symbolic light blue relief jasper porcelain created the term "WEDGWOOD BLUE" and remains a unique Wegwood feature in the world. . Material: embossed jasper porcelain, 925 sterling silver base Silver FAW mark . Size: Brooch diameter 4.2cm/box 6.8×6.8×3cm . Year: 1968 The year of this selection is clear and in good condition. It comes with the brand's original box. The FAW mark on the Silver represents FA Welch, a jewelery craftsman from Liverpool, England, who replaced Wedgwood in setting jasper porcelain relief ornaments in high-quality jewelry from 1950 to 1970. On metal, it has collectible value. Please note that this jewelry is a second-hand antique, not brand new. The brooch itself is in good condition. The original box has yellowing traces of time. If you need more pictures, please feel free to ask.