Wedgwood Coddlers

Wedgwood coddlers are made in England. These coddlers have a mildly convex shape, with a very small pedestal. Wedgwood coddlers also have a very distinct "lip" at the top, where the metal rim meets the porcelain body of the coddler. This lip protrudes a few millimeters beyond the surface of the body of the coddler.

The lids are metal. The lifting rings are flat ... that is, a flat strip of metal, approximately ¼ inches wide, curved into a circular loop, and bonded to the lid.

The backstamp usually includes the name of the pattern.

Sizes

Wedgwood coddlers are known in two sizes: single and double. The double size is 4 ½ inches tall and 2 ⁷/₈ inches in diameter.

Patterns

Listed below are descriptions and low-resolution images of the patterns of egg coddlers that Wedgwood produced. To see detailled images of the coddlers with the pattern and to learn more about known variations of that coddler pattern, you must click on the name and/or the image.

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Pattern Name ^[1]	Description of Pattern	Image
Charnwood	Pink flower with stem and two green leaves and two little purple flowers with a brown butterfly on the front. The decal on the back varies. [Details]
Clementine	Blue floral design along the rim. [Details]
Flying Cloud	Rust coloured sailing ships [Details]
Fruit Sprays	There are several designs with various fruits on them [Details]
Gourmet	Strawberry and flower with eight blueberries. [Details]
Peter Rabbit	Scenes and quotes from Beatrice Potter's books. [Details]
Quince	Pears and quinces [Details]
Sterling	Chocolate brown [Details]
Swallow	Floral pattern in yellow, pink, and blue [Details]
Vine	Grapes on a vine [Details]
Wild Strawberry	Strawberry fruit, flowers, and leaves [Details]