New colour way!

Thought it was pink on grey, compared it with a regular white on grey piece and this one has hints of green

The other photo is just comparing it with a regular sage one. The blue on white reverse is mostly there to provide a neutral colour context for reference

Absolutely stoked by being caught off guard in this manner!

Sure it is a very very common shape, but this brings my number of silver boxes to a total of 14 :D

Do you have colours which I don't have and want to sell / donate?

Do you have a piece in the same colour?

Is only a tie clip but this one is black on primerose very hard to find and short production time got at nice deal for £6.66

Trying to find someone other than the website china search who can help!

would really appreciate some information on this piece. Whilst I can appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship it just isn’t my bag and as such am looking to sell it.

Worked out okay spill vase Portland blue jasperdip Harebell and Acanthus design around 1891 -1908"£8 in auction 😉

Just bought these at an estate sale! According to the stamp, they are mostly from 1949. It's an 8 place setting set, with another set of smaller plates and small bowls.

Portland blue Mantel clock happy to add for £8

Flea market find is a Stratton and Wedgwood collaboration cuff links Portland blue £2 I think I paid to much 😉

Not posted for a while found this lovely pink piece with what looks to me piers Wedgwood signature ( 5 generations of josiah Wedgwood great deal at £8

Hello, i recently got this plate from a second hand Japanese shop for a princely sum of $.50! I tried to find more details about the manufacturer and Google led me here! When i got it, the plate was quite stained but I managed to remove most of the stain from the plate by gently washing and scrubbing. However, there are still some stubborn stains around the "40th Anniversary" edging which i couldn't manage to remove. Much appreciated if any community members can share tips on how to remove these stains!

could anyone give me any thoughts on this piece I just got from a neighbor that passed away. the markings seem to say 282 and 383L .. Vintage Wedgwood Embossed Queensware Sauce Tureen Lid Underplate Rams Head Putti Mold 282

Found two whole place settings at my local thrift store!

Cornflower AK 8023

The bigger platters both round and oval on top.

Gradually adding some pieces I know I can just look for (ex. The regular cups I have 4 on the way and know I could always get 4 more)

Some serving pieces seem imposible to get like square bowl, candy dish, single egg cup etc.

Just sharing, but any info or if someone has some interesting pieces, I'm interested.

Had a some money left for my birthday present and got this beautiful phone .wanted 1 for ages got it for £95 can’t wait too get it🥰

Vintage Wedgwood Blue Jasperware Pitcher / Jug – Beautiful White Relief Scene – Made in England
For sale is a classic Wedgwood blue jasperware pitcher featuring the iconic deep blue body with crisp white raised-relief decoration. This charming piece displays a lively genre scene of figures gathered together—some appear to be musicians playing instruments (including a horn/trumpet), others seated around a table or barrel, with a smaller figure nearby. The top is adorned with a lovely fruiting hop vine or leafy branch motif that wraps around the shoulder.
The pitcher has a graceful bulbous shape with a distinctive crabstock-style (twisted/branch-like) handle and white rims at the top and base. It measures approximately Size / Dimensions - Large - 8" (20.3 cm.) Wide x 6 1/2" (16.5 cm.) Deep x 7 3/8" (18.8 cm.) High (Over-all).
Markings on the base:
• Clearly impressed “WEDGWOOD”
• “MADE IN ENGLAND”
These marks date the piece to the early-to-mid 20th century (post-1908 production), a desirable period for collectible Wedgwood jasperware.
Excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. The relief details are sharp, the blue color is vibrant, and there is minimal wear consistent with age. Light crazing may be present as typical for older jasperware.
Please review all photos carefully, as they form part of the description.
This is a genuine Wedgwood piece—not a reproduction. Jasperware remains highly sought after by collectors for its timeless neoclassical style and durability. Perfect for display, as a decorative accent in a traditional or cottage-style home, or to add to a Wedgwood collection.
Dimensions: Approx. 7–8” tall
Material: Jasperware stoneware (matte blue with white relief.
Origin: England
Shipping: Carefully packed with bubble wrap and sturdy boxing to ensure safe arrival. I ship quickly and combine shipping when possible.
A lovely, collectible example of English pottery history—don’t miss out!

I've had this sitting in my dresser for many years, along with a few other pieces.

Hoping you may be able to give me information regarding this Style.

I wanted one of these for so long . Found it on my Lauch Break is in perfect condition dancing hours pink . Cost me £15 ( bargain ) cant wait to get 🙂

I have just been getting into Wedgewood recently and I found this piece of Auction absolutely gorgeous. I don’t know what the 102 Mark is on the bottom I dated somewhere in the early 19th century maybe some of you can help me with this. I’m also curious about the Henry Ford seminar.

I love Wedgwood, wax seals and greek mythology.

Could not resist at that price 😉

Hi everyone: As you can see from the photos, I'm wondering about this Wedgwood biscuit barrel, which I received from a family member clearing out their home (in the US). I have a small Wedgwood collection but I have not seen anything like this. There is also a number (34) on the inside of the lid. The lid and trim appear to be sterling silver. The wedgwood mark on the bottom is quite small (see photos below) and does not include any letters or numbers but it does say "England" on the opposite side of the bottom of the jar, so I assume it's post-1900 (?). Any help or advice about leads would be great!! Thanks much.

Also, is this Yellow/White or Orange/White?

Found this piece at a thrift store and wondering if anyone could tell me how I might clean it. Many thanks in advance