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A sweet bee adorns this charming pink jasperware vase by Wedgwood of England, the world famous English pottery company. Follow the bee to discover your new destination. The ancient Druids saw the bee as symbolizing the sun, the Goddess, celebration, and community. Jasperware refers to the velvet porcelain finish rather than the shiny surface that they also made famous. Wedgwood is properly embossed into the bottom of the piece as well as the inscription, Made in England. It is 5.5\
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Wedgwood
Wedgwood 1970’s Sacrifice Blue Jasperware Arcadian Campana Vase Backstamp: Wedgwood, Made in England Manufacturer: Wedgwood, Barlaston, Staffordshire. England Description A superbly crafted, Wedgwood matte finished blue Jasperware pedestal vase, presented in its original presentation box. Decorated with a finely detailed white bas-relief leafy border and neoclassical Arcadian Sacrifice to Love scenes inspired by a Wedgwood 19th century design by Lady Elizabeth Templeton. The design features Pomona and Flora (the goddesses of fruits and flowers), making sacrificial offerings to the Gods on alters with a brazier and a cupid figure in a landscaped garden setting. Measurements (Approx.) Height: 7 ½\
Art Nouveau
A finely worked vase in solid pale-blue jasper, engine turned and decorated with arabesque designs; the lovebird finial finishes the composition very nicely.
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Encaustic painted basalt, after an early Greek vase, showing a woman approaching a naked youth, then looking back as she passes. To the reverse, a trainer and two youths with jumping weights.
Wedgwood Green Jasperware
A lovely pair of early 1900’s Wedgwood cabinet vases. They are royal blue porcelain with applied swags, bows, acanthus leaves and what appears to be musical instruments. The applied decoration is called pate-sur-pate is a French term meaning \
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Combining the familiar soft blue Jasper color palette with an organic shape and the elegant white Magnolia flower in ornamental relief, the Magnolia Blossom 7\
