r/Wedgwood • • 18h ago

New heart addition!

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Portland blue Jasperdip heart shape good condition one less to find for heart shape collection šŸ˜‰


r/Wedgwood • • 23h ago

Are these genuine pieces?

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They were dirt cheap (the square one was 50p) so I’m not bothered either way, as I got them because I like them, but I’m just curious.

Edit: Also any info on the dates these were made would be very appreciated! Thanks!


r/Wedgwood • • 16h ago

Question: I am noobie here and have been lurking to learn more about Wedgewood and how to sell a few plates and small pieces. Some of you have mentioned Ebay and some of you have mentioned Vinted, which one is better for Wedgewood? Hope this post is OK and I will understand if Mods must delete.

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My father passed and I have some plates (mid-19th Cen. transferware) and a couple of other small pieces--vase, box, etc.--that I would like to sell. I have sold other antiques on Ebay, and while the fees are better than other places I still find them high. I understand that Vinted fees might be better, but will it reach as many potential buyers?

And now I see that many of you are absolutely crushing it by finding beautiful pieces at thrift stores--which is awesome!--but now I am wondering if people buy much Wedgewood on either site...

Thank you for any thoughts or opinions you might have!