RARE antique Wedgwood Asian-inspired cup and saucer set in mottled blue and gold, bone china is a luxurious addition to any dining collection. X8378 Made in England.
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RARE Antique Wedgwood Tea Cup and Saucer early 1900s
Posted by admin On October 19, 2026
RARE antique Wedgwood Asian-inspired cup and saucer set in mottled blue and gold, bone china is a luxurious addition to any dining collection. X8378 Made in England.
RARE Wedgwood Shine Series Lustreware FuDogs & BaiFuku Bowl Daisy Makeig-Jones
Posted by admin On September 5, 2026
This rare antique bowl was designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones for Wedgwood as part of her celebrated early Shine series, produced between 1914 and 1929. It features a rich aqua blue mottled glaze on the outside, decorated with gilt delicate Fudogs, and a stunning interior glazed in mother-of-pearl with hand-painted mythological figures Bai-fuku (Hermit) and Waso-byo-e (Japanese Gulliver) flying on cranes and geese, all slightly different design. The design is documented in Una Des Fontaines’ 1975 reference book Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre, page 83. I think this may have been one of the earliest examples produced and is slightly larger in size than the one mentioned in Una Des Fontaines. The base does not have the normal mark of the Wedgwood Portland Vase mark, as can be seen in photos but it is definitely a rare example of her work which is highly sought after. Daisy Makeig-Jones, a renowned Wedgwood designer, was known for her fantastical imagery, combining underglaze variegation, overglaze iridescence, and gilded detail. The Shine series represents her earliest experiments in lustreware and is prized among collectors of Art Deco and fairyland-themed ceramics. This bowl is both a display-worthy decorative object and a coveted piece of ceramic history. Measurements Height: 6.3 cm / 2.50″ Top diameter: 13 cm / 5″ Base diameter: 6.5 cm / 2.5.
Rare Antique Early 19thC Wedgwood Imari Pattern Porcelain Coffee Cups Set of 5
Posted by admin On August 11, 2026
This is a beautiful set of five (5) authentic, early 19th-century Wedgwood coffee c. Decorated in a vibrant, hand-painted Japanese-inspired Imari pattern. Intricate orange/rust florals with rich cobalt blue leaves and hand-gilded geometric gold borders along the rims. Cylindrical “coffee can” shape featuring a classic looped handle. Please review photos closely for minor glaze variations and typical age-related gilding rub. Perfect addition for serious collectors of early English porcelain.
18thC Antique Wedgwood Dark Blue Jasperware Ink Stand with 2 Inkwells EARLY RARE
Posted by admin On August 8, 2026
Vtg 18thC Antique Wedgwood Dark Blue Jasperware Ink Stand w/ 2 Inkwells EARLY RARE! Wedgwood dark blue Jasperware double inkstand featuring two inkwells set on a shaped tray. Decorated with classic white sprigged neoclassical figures, floral borders, and decorative classical motifs. Very good overall vintage condition with rich dark blue color, crisp white relief detail, and light age-appropriate surface wear. Small chip to underside base of one inkwell as shown. Inkwell interiors show expected discoloration from age/use. Overall very good condition, commensurate with age. No other chips or cracks. Marked Wedgwood only, appears to be late18th/early 19thCentury.
RARE Handmade 1920’s Wedgwood Daisy Makeig-jones Dragon Iridescent Lustre Bowl
Posted by admin On April 1, 2026
This is in excellent as new condition as it has been in a display cabinet. It is tiny 7.5cm diameter and 5.25cm high. It is extremely rare especially in this colour. It looks more blue on the pictures but is green. This Handmade 1920’s Wedgwood Daisy Makeig-jones Dragon Iridescent Lustre Bowl is a stunning piece of antique porcelain art pottery from Staffordshire. With its round shape, glossy finish, and vibrant green colour, this vintage bowl showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of the early 20th century. The intricate design featuring daisies and dragons adds a touch of elegance to any space, making it a true collector’s item for those who appreciate fine decorative pottery.
Wedgwood Jasperware Pedestal Vase Stand Early 19thC Rare Antique 21cm
Posted by admin On March 15, 2026
Elevate your collection with this rare early 19th century Wedgwood Jasperware pedestal vase stand – an elegant and authentic example of fine English neoclassical pottery. Crafted in Wedgwood’s iconic Jasperware, this refined pedestal is designed to showcase a special vase or treasured object, while also serving as a striking decorative accent in its own right. Dating from the early 1800s, this antique Wedgwood stand embodies the timeless style and craftsmanship that made the Wedgwood name synonymous with luxury ceramics. The Jasperware body, with its beautifully matte surface and classic profile, reflects the refined taste of the Regency and early Victorian periods. This is an original period piece, not a modern reproduction, and offers the opportunity to own a genuine slice of British ceramic history. Jasperware is one of Wedgwood’s most celebrated inventions – a fine, unglazed stoneware prized for its smooth texture, exceptional durability, and elegant appearance. Collectors seek out early Jasperware pieces for their quality, subtle colouration, and the artistry of their forms. This pedestal vase stand is a superb example, ideal for those who appreciate antique ceramics, British pottery, and the enduring appeal of neoclassical design. Measuring approximately 21 cm in height, the stand has a well-proportioned silhouette perfectly suited to supporting a centrepiece vase, urn, or decorative bowl. Its height and form give a sense of presence and importance to any piece displayed upon it, making it particularly effective as a focal point on a mantelpiece, console table, sideboard, or within a cabinet of fine ceramics. The condition is excellent for its age, with great overall appearance throughout. Surfaces are clean and well-preserved, with no major damage visible. As with all genuine early 19th century pottery, minor signs of age and use should be expected, but nothing that detracts from its display quality. It presents beautifully and is ready to be enjoyed immediately in a refined interior or added to a serious Wedgwood collection. This antique Wedgwood Jasperware pedestal vase stand is especially appealing for. Wedgwood collectors seeking a rarer early 19th century accessory piece. Interior designers looking for a luxurious stand to elevate a feature vase or urn. Enthusiasts of fine English pottery and neoclassical decorative arts. Collectors of Jasperware who value authentic period examples. Whether used to display a single statement vase, a pair of classical urns, or as a sculptural element within a curated display of antiques, this stand adds height, balance, and a sense of quiet luxury. In the listing photographs, it is shown with vases to illustrate how beautifully it functions as a base; these vases are for demonstration only and are not included in the sale. Type: Pedestal vase stand / display stand. Period: Early 19th century. Condition: Great condition throughout for age; displays beautifully. Fine antique Wedgwood Jasperware stands of this period are increasingly hard to find, particularly in such attractive condition. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a luxurious and historically significant piece that will enhance both traditional and contemporary interiors. It is equally suited to serious collectors and to those looking for a distinctive, high-quality decorative accent with genuine heritage. Please review the photographs as they form an important part of the description, and do not hesitate to message with any questions or requests for additional images. This exceptional early 19th century Wedgwood Jasperware pedestal vase stand will be packed with the utmost care to ensure it reaches you safely, ready to take pride of place in your home or collection.
RARE ANTIQUE early 1800s Wedgwood creamware soup tureen, STUNNING rare pattern
Posted by admin On February 3, 2026
RARE antique Wedgwood creamware soup tureen from the early 19th century (the mark in the back indicates a date before 1860). Wonderful condition, with no major chips, no cracks, and no repairs (see photos and details below). Large soup tureen/ lidded dish in a beautiful rust, black and gold pattern. Comfortably holds 3 qt of a gallon of water (4 qt when filled up to the brink). Truly beautiful piece for an antique collection! I also have antique Wedgwood soup tureen and gravy dish in the same exact pattern, so please check out my other listings! CONDITION: excellent for the age, with no major chips, no cracks and no repairs. A few small old chips on the bottom edge of the base (see close-up photo). Fine crazing throughout (not noticeable) and mild antique staining (not really noticeable either). Only small amount of gilt wear except for a heavy wear of the gold on the handles; the rest of design basically looks perfect (see photos). Nice and clean, free of dust, marks and sticker residues. Remarkable condition for an item that is around 200 years old! Size: 12.75″ long x 10.4″ wide x 8 tall. Weight: 4 lb 12 oz.
Rare Antique Wedgwood Pearlware 9 3/4 Plate Botanical Early 1800s
Posted by admin On February 2, 2026
This is a rare Wedgwood botanical floral design plate with a rope style edge. The back is marked with a blue T, and impressed #1 and Wedgwood marking. There are the 3 pin holes on the back from holding them up in the kilm. There are a few pops of blue from firing, and all under glaze. But no utensil marking, chips, or cracks. Check out pictures as part of the description. This rare find is in remarkable condition. This flower of the month is from 1809.
Antique RARE EARLY WEDGWOOD Candle Lantern Broken & Repaired Signed WITH Z
Posted by admin On December 24, 2025
Today we have for offer. A VERY RARE AND OBSCURE EARLY ANTIQUE PIECE OF WEDGWOOD. THIS APPEARS TO BE A TYPE OF LANTERN OR CANDLE HOLDER. IT IS STAMPED WEDGWOOD Z ON THE BACK. THE TOP LIFTS OFF AND THERE IS A POURING MECHANISM. IT IS MADE OF AN EARTHENWARE POTTERY. WITH ONE DECORATIVE FLAIR / FAN. THE SAD PART IS THAT THIS PIECE BROKE AT SOME POINT IN TIME AND WAS REPAIRED. LOOKING AT IT FROM THE TOP, THE REPAIR ONLY SHOWS NEAR THE HANDLE. I’m sure we can.
Daisy Makeig-Jones Wedgwood RARE Antique Bowl, Butterflies c. 1915
Posted by admin On November 17, 2025
A fine Wedgwood lustre Antique Bowl, pattern Z5068, dating to c. Exterior in rich Powder Blue lustre, hand-painted with vividly colored butterflies in flight; interior in luminous Mother-of-Pearl lustre with a single gilt-edged butterfly at centre. According to the Wedgwood Decoration Book, this shape is referred to as the “Antique Bowl”. Designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, celebrated for her imaginative Fairyland Lustre and naturalistic motifs, whose work brought Wedgwood’s decorative range to international prominence in the early 20th century. This rare example combines refined colour harmony with lifelike butterfly rendering, giving the impression they might alight at any moment. Size: Height 8 cm, diameter 12 cm. Bowl rings nicely when tapped. Please study the accompanying photographs carefully as they form an integral part of this description. If you have any questions, we will be happy to answer them. Please message me if you need any further information.