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Description
Portland blue Wedgwood Jasperware wine jug with Sterling silver top. Marked Wedgwood England to the base. Sacrifice figures in relief. No damage or restoration except the silver mount comes away with the top rather than staying on the opening.
Category
Pottery
Medium
Jasperware ceramic
Distinguishing marks
Wedgwood England
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
13.5cm x 10.5cm
Date Period
1891-1908
Weight
300gms
History
Inherited from Grandfather 10 years ago
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Re: Wedgwood Jasperware wine jug
This piece would be circa 1880. The colour was called Portland blue. It appears to be in wonderful condition for the age. Some of these older Wedgwood pieces have cracks and crazing and such. Not sure what this would sell for exactly, however, a lot of pieces from the time period run between $50 and $250, usually. It depends on the specific item and as I have not seen this exact item I cannot say, though I would say it's probably worth more than the typical Wedgwood pieces of the time period that I see on a regular basis.