A Wedgwood smear-glazed caneware crocus pot early 19th century

A Wedgwood smear-glazed caneware crocus pot early 19th century, modelled as a hedgehog standing four square, its high domed back pierced with a large number of circular holes, impressed mark underneath the tail, some staining, the stand lacking, 23cm across.

Cf. Diana Edwards, Black Basalt; Wedgwood and Contemporary Manufacturers, p.103, fig. 120 for a basalt example.