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Wedgwood Jasperware Candlestick / Vase / Bowl / Lighter Lot

  Lot # 56
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Wedgwood Jasperware Candlestick / Vase / Bowl / Lighter Lot

  • the tallest piece in this collection is the vase at 5" diameter/ 7.5"h
  • the widest piece is the bowl at 8" diameter/ 3.75"h. 
  • minor age wear includes a mark on the inside of the bowl.  The Wedgwood website has detailed instructions on cleaning.
    • https://www.wedgwood.com/en-us/welcome-to-wedgwood/editorials/guide-to-jasperware
  • pictures part of description

asperware is the quintessence of Wedgwood.  This unglazed stoneware, decorated with cameo-like motifs, can be found in 18th, 19th, and 20th century versions of the original blues, as well as lilacs, greens, and whites. These beautiful pieces —in their smooth, matte finish—stand poised on their pedestal feet and make a stately impression to any room.  The wares have been made into a great variety of decorative objects, but not typically as tableware or tea ware. 

Dating Wedgwood: 

  • From 1860 to 1929: A three-letter mark represents in order, the month, the potter, and the year. The year code starts mid-alphabet with the letter "O" for 1860, the letter "P" for 1861, etc., returning to "A" after "Z". For certain letters there are two possible year dates. Unfortunately these date codes were used quite infrequently on jasperware pieces. A single letter is more commonly found during this time period but it is merely a potter's mark and of no consequence for dating the object.
  • 1908–1969: Marks are "Wedgwood", "Made in England", separated, or "Wedgwood England" on small objects like thimbles. After 1929 the typeface of the word "Wedgwood" is changed to sans serif.

The Darker Blue Plate information:

  • The cornflower blue known as Wedgwood Blue was iconic until the other colors were developed and worked well with the production.  Each color had a time period in which it evolved.  The information that I was able to find about the dark blue was in regards to a Dark blue teapot in 1840s.  They have made that color since then, so a better way to date the plate would be the stamp on the back.  Which would be 1970–present: Mark is "Wedgwood Made in England" as single stamp

 

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Details
Condition
Good
Size
Listed in Description, some pieces
Location
K28
Shipping
5

Lot # 56
System ID # 50431936
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