A documented and highly collectible Wedgwood lustre vase, pattern Z4832, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones at the very beginning of her work for Wedgwood in 1914. This year marks the birth of her now-legendary approach to English Art Pottery, and examples from this first period are extremely scarce.The vase is decorated with a unique mother-of-pearl opalescent glaze and hand-gilded butterflies�a combination highly prized for both aesthetic and investment potential. The pattern and finish are fully documented in Wedgwood records.Decorative appeal largely compensates for the defect: there is a visible but stable crack to the upper neck/rim (see photographs). The crack does not dominate visually and does not reduce the strong overall presence.British buyers are more sensitive to condition but value early, original Wedgwood�here, rarity, original finish and untouched pattern help preserve market value.Height: 14 cm.Marked Wedgwood Portland vase, Made in England, pattern Z4...