Wedgwood Black Basalt Teapot and Milk Jug

Wonderful examples of early 19th century Wedgwood iconic black basalt stoneware pieces, a teapot and a milk jug, the teapot finial in the shape of a female figure often referred as the 'widow'. Wedgwood black basalt, introduced in the late 18th century, is a distinctive ceramic known for its matte, black finish and fine texture. Developed by Josiah Wedgwood, it features classical designs and detailed reliefs, often inspired by ancient art. This elegant material became popular for its striking appearance and durability. Good antique condition, no chips, no cracks, nor any repairs, superficial blemishes as expected of pieces of this age and finish, please refer to detailed photos provided. Approximate dimensions Teapot Height: 12.5cm (top of lid) Width: 14cm Length: 21cm (handle to spout) Weight: 625g Milk Jug Height: 5.5cm Width: 8cm Length: 10.5cm Weight: 150g Happy to answer any questions and provide more photos. Thank you for looking.