Wedgwood jasperware display

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Bearing adornments as sophisticated and enduring as the brand itself, Wedgwood’s Queen’s Ware patterns have remained in the hearts of collectors for generations. Mingling with whispers of roses and spirals of ribbon, these azure vessels evoke more than mere admiration. Remembered as “the Father of English Potters,” Josiah Wedgwood built an enterprise that has reigned - Page 4

Wedgwood Jasperware history Josiah blue and white green pink black English country Staffordshire pottery bas-relief Cupid collection

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TEN WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE SMALL PLAQUES AND MEDALLIONS LATE 18TH AND 19TH CENTURYin various shapes, in solid-blue jasper, blue, and black

Vintage Wedgwood Jasperware Portland Blue Bountiful Vase, Signed MEASUREMENTS: 8 inches tall x 4.5 inches wide CONDITION: There are no chips or cracks. This is a vintage piece; please take the time to view each photo carefully. Feel free to message with any questions. SHIPPING: Orders ship from a smoke-free environment.

SOLD Three Jasper Ware WEDGWOOD pieces in dried rose and baby blue ~England #jasperware #wedgwood #englishpottery

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Tin containers have been manufactured in a very cool color of Wedgwood jasperware. For display on a neoclassic sideboard, we've chosen grays, blues, and greens. Symmetrically arranged with eighteenth-century formality, stacks of the circular "Wedgwood" tins can be used for storage. On the wall, a row of lids is displayed like a collection of antique plates or prints.