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Nice Wedgewood England Pitcher 8"

Bisque porcelain marked for Wedgewood Made in England, pitcher, vase, tableware, decorative table top accessory some wear to handle otherwise good condition measures app ht 5.5 inches length app 10 in

Fabulous Set of 4 Wedgewood Cobalt Blue Jasperware Pitchers in graduated sizes. Stamped on Bottom "Wedgewood" "Made in England" Pitchers marked on bottom "12" "24" "36" "48" sizes. Measures 7-1/2", 6-

Grecian style white relief, bisque porcelain, deep violet tone marked for Wedgewood and England, numbered, measures app 7 inches ht. Y width app 5 inches, Pitcher, vase, ever, vessel, decorative table

Grecian style white relief, bisque porcelain, deep violet tone marked for Wedgewood and England, numbered, measures app 7 inches ht. Y width app 5 inches, Pitcher, vase, ever, vessel, decorative table

Three antique English, copper lustreware pitchers with raised white neoclassical decorations on blue grounds in the style of Wedgewood Jaspeware. Circa 1820-1850. The largest pitcher is 5-1/4" tall.

Good condition, marked for Wedgewood, England, indigo toned matte finished porcelain pitcher, vase, tableware, decorative table top accessory, measures ht app 8 inches diameter app 7 inches

Good condition, marked for Wedgewood, England, indigo toned matte finished porcelain pitcher, vase, tableware, decorative table top accessory, measures ht app 8 inches diameter app 7 inches

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DESCRIPTION: A Wedgewood porcelain pitcher features in a celestial biscuit foundation decorated along the body with Greco Roman figures, stamped along the bottom "Wedgewood Made In England".CIRCA: Ear

Marked for Wedgwood and marked for England, pitcher, vase, porcelain, tableware, English porcelain, measures ht app 8 inches handle to rim app 6 inches, jug, ewer, vase, pitcher, some surface wear,

Wedgewood basalt tea pot, sugar, creamer, and small pitcher. Stamped Wedgewood. Tea pot H 5" W 7-3/4". Sugar H 3-3/4". Creamer H 3-1/2". Small pitcher H 4-1/4". Condition: No damage noted. Link for hi

England, last quarter of the 19th century. The set in the Grecian theme and style having a white ground with blue decorated body. Good condition. Basin: W16 1/2" Pitcher: H11

Antique Wedgewood Blue Jasperware Pitcher. Classical Eutruscan design. Marked on base Wedgewood England. Size: 6 x 6 x 2 3/4 in. #1131

19th Century Very detailed Wedgewood Dark Cobalt Blue Jasperware Pitcher. Underside Stamped "Wedgwood" "made in England" "36" Royal Dark Blue Wedgewood with beautiful white relief figural decorations

DESCRIPTION: Two Wedgwood dark green Jasperware pitchers. Larger marked Wedgwood England with T letter mark for 1917. Smaller marked Wedgewood England 1924. MEASUREMENTS: Larger 6-1/2" high x 8-1/4" f

16 PIECE SET, ENGLISH WEDGEWOOD TEA SET. STAMPED MADE IN ENGLAND WEDGEWOOD ON BASE. 6 CUPS AND SAUCERS, 6 PLATES, TEA POT, CREAM AND SUGAR, & PITCHER. GOOD CONDITION.

Lot includes two lidded trinket boxes larger diameter 5 inches, one Pitcher ht app 5 inches and one vessel cylinder , table top accessories, collectible English bisque porcelain Wedgewood

Lot includes two lidded trinket boxes larger diameter 5 inches, one Pitcher ht app 5 inches and one vessel cylinder , table top accessories, collectible English bisque porcelain Wedgewood

Vintage Wedgwood and Barlaston of Etruria ceramic pitcher in Fallow Deer pattern. Blue with silver Lustre. Trademarked to underside. Made in England. Measures approx. 6.5 x 4.5 x 4.5 inches. Some surf

Etruria and Barlaston Wedgwood Embossed Pitcher, Pink with white Maternal scenes. Approx. size 6 inches tall x 7.5 spout to handle. Approx. weight 1 lbs. 2 oz. together. IMPORTANT: NO In-House Shippin

19th Century Wedgwood Centerpiece Wedgewood Centerpiece stoneware, bisque porcelain, with metal mountings 7 7/8 in. (20 cm.) high Second half 19th century, Wedgewood, England. Impressed ‘XYG’ Bid

GEORGE JONES MAJOLICA PITCHEREngland, circa 1866-1877, Bamboo form handled pitcher, marked underfoot. 7" height

Wedgwood, Two Pottery PitchersEngland, the smaller in blue and white jasperware (8 in.), the larger in white glaze with black floral and kingfisher bird transferware pattern (9 1/2 in.), both marked t