Pair of Wedgwood Jasperware Vases, 1883

An exquisite pair of vases in the classic goblet form on pedestal bases, featuring an elegant silhouette inspired by ancient Greek vessels. Created by the legendary English manufactory «Wedgwood »

The vases are crafted from the brand’s signature jasperware—a matte stoneware developed by Josiah Wedgwood in the 18th century, which became a hallmark of English Neoclassicism.

Color palette:deep cobalt-blue background (Wedgwood Blue) with crisp white reliefs.

Decoration:
One vase features Cupid with a bow, aiming at a tree—a symbol of love’s all-pervading power.
The other shows graceful female figures in classical drapery, accompanied by urns and trees, evoking themes of fertility, nature, and inspiration.
The lower frieze is adorned with applied acanthus leaves and palmettes , classic motifs of ancient ornamentation.

Hauteur :18 cm

 Value

• Rarity: Paired pieces in good condition are rare on the market, especially with complete and clear relief.
• Condition: No damage or losses.
• Collectible Significance: High, especially for enthusiasts of the Anglo-classical porcelain school.
• Estimated Auction Price: From 1,200 to 2,500 euros per pair, depending on size and condition.