Antique Jasperware

A Fine pair of English Regency ormolu and Wedgwood. jasperware candelabra / lamps, circa 1810

floral topper adds sculptural interest and craftsmanship, reminiscent of Parian ware or jasperware-style

blue and white jasperware roundels with neoclassical female figures. With a turned front stretcher

, also Grecian, are carved into jasperware above the glass face.

inlaid with ribboned garlands of laurel . A jasperware plaque set in a gilt bronze frame centers on each

luminous Ceylon satinwood. A beautiful white marble top harmonizes wonderfully with Wedgwood jasperware

floral garlands and inset jasperware roundels depicting classical scenes. The consoles are raised on four

-pearl, and decorated with Wedgwood-style jasperware plaques, the bookcase having two adjustable shelves

width 8.3 x depth 5.1 Jasperware or jasper ware, is a type of stoneware first developed by Josiah

10.38" in length and are made from blue Jasperware for added design interest. The handles are

four Wedgwood Grecian urns of light blue jasper. Jasperware is one of Wedgwood's crowning achievements

. The pair has gilt bronze bases with Wedgwood jasperware four-sided plinths in neoclassical revival

the center of the façade is displayed a Wedgwood-inspired jasperware plaque of pale blue and white

This sensational Wedgwood tricolor jasperware vase is truly a work of art. The exceptional and

A refined Victorian ring (circa 1880), featuring a classic Wedgwood jasperware cameo depicting the

with bronze mounts, a jasperware plaque in the wedgwood manner, and having an Egyptian sea-green

amboyna wood has a depth and richness unmatched in other textured woods. Jasperware or jasper ware, is

similar to other types of relief decoration such as Jasperware, but as a mould is not normally used, the

factory by the great John Flaxman Sr. Flaxman was a famous plaster/jasperware caster and model creator in

brush. The effect is somewhat similar to other types of relief decoration such as Jasperware, but as a

Wedgwood for whom he was commissioned to design figures for their famous Jasperware pottery as well as

. Wedgwood in particular worked in this way. A jasperware plaque in the Brooklyn Museum features a similar

to exhibition vases and became famous for their blue biscuit porcelain jasperware as featured on this

Linke. Insert marble-top above a single drawer, ribbed fluted legs beneath jasperware medallions with

noir) like the black jasperware of Wedgwood can be seen at the museum at Creil. Faïence fine plate

jasperware, first developed by Josiah Wedgwood in the 1770s, with relief decoration in contrasting white

central door bearing a Wedgwood jasperware lozenge depicting a male figure within a medley of marquetry

Wedgwood company in 1759, was known for innovations like black basalt, jasperware, and Queen's ware, as

as black basalt, jasperware, and Queen's ware. The exhibition also aimed to draw attention to

, jetware and jasperware. This dessert service is a great example of the strong earthenware Ridgway made

neo-Classical designs are still in production today (the famous Jasperware series for instance). What

neo-Classical designs are still in production today (the famous Jasperware series for instance). What

some of which are still in production today (the famous Jasperware series for instance). But in their

. The fall front features a decorative Jasperware ormolu mounted plaque and opens to reveal a satinwood

Large English Wedgwood Jasperware cheese dome. Jasperware is usually described as stoneware, with

Pair of pale green Jasperware presentation lidded urns feature a white bas-relief ornamentation

Late 19th century Jasperware dresser box by Wedgwood. The blue color is lovely and gives off that

Pair of early 20th Century antique cobalt Wedgwood Jasperware planters, featuring classical figures

A deep blue Jasperware bud vase, attributed to Schafer and Vater, circa 1890-1900. In 1890, Gustav

Silver plate, and green Wedgwood jasper ware columnar form lamp, with a stepped plinth base, inset with a jasper ware medallion.

1930s Wedgwood jasperware bowl. Dark blue jasperware with all-over white neoclassical motif

A Wedgwood jardiniere with lilac and sage details on a white jasperware ground. Jasperware is

A fine Wedgwood jasperware cachepot / jardiniere / planter, beautiful neoclassical style item

Wedgwood dark blue jasperware tall pitcher featuring neoclassical motif with Founding Fathers

Pair of English Neoclassic style Jasperware basalt urns with Pegasus handles. From Greek mythology

Deep blue Jasperware Wedgwood biscuit barrel with silver plated fittings, late 19th century. The

Pair of silver sconces by E.F. Caldwell. Wedgwood jasperware center plaques and silver plated

Edwardian, sterling silver-mounted, blue Jasperware (made by Adams, Tunstall, England) match

Dudson Brothers of Hanley England Jasperware cache pot Brown cache pot decorated with white

A pair of Wedgwood style "Dudson" green jasperware candlesticks, late 19th century, Decorated with

Wedgwood Blue Jasperware Portland Vase, c. 1891–1900 A fine late 19th-century Wedgwood blue

A rare English jasperware espresso coffee or tea demitasse cup and saucer, in the Neoclassical

Jasperware plaques and it is wonderfully decorated with stupendous gilt brass filigree mounts. This

1930s large Wedgwood jasperware flower pot. Light blue jasperware with all-over white neoclassical

Beautiful English Wedgwood Jasperware bowl in “Wedgwood Green” features a repeating motif of white

Beautiful English Wedgwood Jasperware covered jewelry or trinket box in “Wedgwood Green” features a

Jasperware and silver plated serving fork and spoon by Victor Saglier. Hallmark VS with ship symbol.