Wedgwood 1906 Jasperware Museum Opening Spill Vase, Wedgwood & Shakespeare Wedgwood

Wedgwood 1906 Jasperware Museum Opening Spill Vase, Wedgwood & Shakespeare WedgwoodExquisite 1906 Wedgwood Light Blue Dip Jasperware Museum Opening Commemorative Spill Vase This rare and highly collectible Wedgwood light blue dip jasperware spill vase was produced in 1906 to commemorate the opening of the Wedgwood Museum. Finely modelled and beautifully proportioned, it is a superb example of early 20th century Wedgwood craftsmanship and an elegant addition to any serious collection of jasperware, British ceramics, or commemorative

in a stand

the bowl harmonises beautifully with both traditional and contemporary interiors

finely modelled with a classical figure

silky appearance associated with 19th‑century production rather than the colder white of later stoneware or hotel wares

making it ideal for intaglio work such as this

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This minor imperfection does not detract from the overall visual impact or display quality of the piece and is typical of authentic vintage ceramics

Approximate dimensions: 15cm (H) x 15cm (W)

Neoclassical decorative arts and Enlightenment-era objects

the model is marked to the underside with the incised shape number “45/5A” and the word “Italy”

Early 19th century Wedgwood pearlware is highly prized by collectors worldwide for its historical significance

It is a wonderful choice for collectors of: