Wedgwood Nantucket Bone China Creamer

Nantucket Basket by Wedgwood was inspired by the meticulous hand crafted baskets of Nantucket, Massachusetts, from the late 19th century. Made of pure white sculpted fine bone china. Perfect for everyday casual serving or more formal entertaining. The Nantucket Basket Creamer is suitable for the dishwasher. Coordinating china and accessories are also available.Wedgwood has crafted luxurious pottery fit for royalty since 1759 in Staffordshire, England. The epitome of elegance and grace, each china pattern is recognized around the world for its enduring beauty. Capturing this sophistication, Nantucket Basket delicately combines a classically pristine white on white pattern with historical significance. Based upon handwoven baskets crafted on the island of Nantucket in the 19th Century, this lovely design incorporates the sculptural beauty of these hand crafted containers that are still collected today.

Standing 3-1/2 inches tall, this delicate creamer coordinates with the matching tea and coffee accessories. Covering the outer bowl and handle, the subtle design harmonizes with a wide variety of table dressings and occasions. Crafted from Wedgwood’s fine bone china, the creamer is durable enough to be placed in the dishwasher. –Lea Werbel

Product Features

  • Wedgwood Nantucket Basket creamer
  • Crafted from fine bone china
  • Showcases sophisticated white on white pattern
  • Design inspired by 19th Century handwoven baskets
  • Dishwasher-safe

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3 thoughts on “Wedgwood Nantucket Bone China Creamer”

  1. bit surprised w/craftmanship First, I want to say that I am grateful and amazed that my creamer arrived in one piece. It was not packaged carefully.Secondly, I like the dainty size of this creamer. I had in my mind that it would be bigger than it is. But it is the same size of another vintage Italian ceramic creamer. I love this pattern and registered it on wedding registry. It’s a relatively old pattern (Wedgwood started making it in the early 1980s). I wish people would sell it on Craig’s List, but no one does. So…

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  2. Perfect gift Years ago, my dear friend had fallen in love with the and purchased it for herself. When I asked her about the matching Creamer, she mentioned how expensive it was. Recently, I remembered this as I was looking for a gift for her. Of all the online retailers, as well as local stores, this was the most reasonable price. I was a little apprehensive about getting such a delicate item…

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