Wedgwood Solid Blue Jasper Bulb Pot, England, late

2 Wedgwood Dark Blue Jasper Dip Cache Pot/Jardiniere, 4 stands, 1 socle and a lid, both containers, 2 stands & socle with impressed marks, one stand with 3 feet with impressed mar and England, one sta

A Wedgewood blue and sage green jasper dip pot-pourri urn late 18th/early 19th century. The underside marked "WEDGWOOD." H: 13 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: Property from the collection of Mr. and Mrs. William

THREE WEDGWOOD JASPER WARES, ENGLAND, LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY, comprised of a solid black jasper lidded cylindrical dish, depicting classical figures in a garden, the silver plated lid with laure

Group of 4 England Wedgwood jasperware pieces, including a pot, a pitcher and 2 mugs, each carved with figures and flowers on blue ground. Approx. 8.5-5.7-4.6 inch (pot size).

A Wedgwood solid-blue Jasper teacup and saucer, circa 1790, engine turned and sprigged in white with children within acanthus leaf borders, impressed WEDGWOOD ; and a Wedgwood solid-blue Jasper coffee

A Pair of Wedgwood Blue Jasper Covered Vases Late 18th/early 19th century Each impressed "WEDGWOOD" and cypher "V" to undersides. H: 10 in. PROVENANCE: Private Collection, Yardley, Pennsylvania.

A collection of nine Wedgwood blue jasperware tablewares England, late 19th / early 20th century All decorated with typical Classical imagery; comprising a vase with intertwined handle, marked, "Wedwo

A Wedgwood Solid Blue Jasperware Bough Pot and Cover, UK, circa 1800 Stoneware, metal hardware The body decorated the alternating acanthus leaf and bellflower pattern Impressed “WEDGWOOD”

Small Wedgwood Blue Jasperware Tea Pot, England

Wedgwood astray and trinket dish in bisque blue with raised neoclassical motif. Both hallmarked Wedgwood Made in England , trinket Dish impressed with number 75. Ashtray impressed with letters PC. 4 3

Wedgwood England Blue Jasper Budvase Flower Vase Approximately 7 11/16 x 4 3/4 inches in diameter.

Wedgwood Dark Blue Jasper Dip Portland Vase, England, c. 1900, applied white classical figures in relief, impressed mark, ht. 8 1/4 in.

Wedgwood Jasper Blue Tea Pot, Creamer and Sugar Coronation QEII 1953: In pale blue jasper a lidded tea pot, lidded sugar and creamer. All celebrating the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953. Tea

6 Pieces Wedgwood light blue & white Jasper, 4 cache pot, 2 vases with pierced flower frog lids

A Wedgwood Solid Blue Jasperware Altar Form Vase, UK, late 18th century Stoneware Impressed “WEDGWOOD” H: 5, Dia: 3 ½ in. Provenance Provenance JD & Louise Traube Co

A Wedgwood Solid Blue Jasperware Vase and Cover, UK, late 18th century Stoneware, metal hardware The body decorated with Arabesque band and alternating acanthus leaf and bellflower motif Impressed &#8

Wedgwood blue Jasper ware tea set including tea pot, cups & saucers, sugar bowl & milk jug. (7)

WEDGWOOD BLACK JASPER DIP PASTILLE BURNER & COVE: England, late 19th century, with pierced cover, the bowl mounted atop three dolphins set on a tricornered base, with pastille holder/insert disc, impr

Seven pieces Wedgwood deep blue jasper dip includes: Large cache pot 8" t x 9" w, Small cache pot 5 1/4" T x 6 1/4" W, Cylinder vase 7 1/2" T x 2 1/2" W, pill box 1 1/2" T x 1 3/4" W, Cup & Saucer, as

blue Wedgwood trinket box, chariot motif with Roman Laurel border. Impressed Made in England Wedgwood on underside. Measures 4 in wide, 1.5 in ht. Blue Jasper ware, Wedgwood England Trinket Box, Blue

Approx. 25 Wedgwood Blue Jasper Dip Smalls, variously marked impressed marks, England, Made in England, includes ring holder, chamber stick, table lighter, open salts, miniatures etc. (lot) Part II fr

9 Wedgwood Blue Jasper Dip Vases, 6 marked Made in England, 1 Wedgwood England (9 pc.) Part II from a major collection of Wedgwood, Long Island, NY Dimensions: 8 1/4" H cylindrical impressed mark, 5"

Wedgwood pottery blue jasper dip articles including a coffee pot and a pitcher. Various marks. 20th century. Dimensions:  Coffee Pot - 8" H ; 

A very rare pair of Wedgwood Jasperware porcelain covered vases dating from the Late 18th-Early 19th Century, featuring dark blue (possibly cobalt)-dip bodies and modeled motifs from the myth of Leda