Portland Vase

The story of Wedgwood and the Portland Vase is legendary. The original Portland Vase is the ancient world's most famous decorative arts masterpiece—a cameo glass vase dating to circa...

This magnificent silver-gilt Portland vase was crafted by the pioneering silversmithing firm of Elkington & Co.

A blue and white Venetian glass vase with enamel decoration by Pauly and Co. Inspired by the important Roman cameo glass 'Portland Vase' at the British Museum.

'Portland Vase' backstamp and pattern number 'Z4968' painted in script to the underside.

Marked Z5294 to base of one vase, both vases signed with the Portland vase. Measures: height 4.25 inch, diameter 2.5 inch.

The interior is a delicate cream pearl lustre glaze with gilded interior banding to rim A wonderful example of Daisy Making-Jone's craft Circa 1920 Portland Vase mark and numbered Z4...

Chequerboard gilded band surrounds both upper and lower rims The interior is a delicate cream pearl lustre glaze Circa 1920 Portland vase mark and numbered Z4829 to base Height 8.25...

In the 1870s John Northwood produced the first pieces, inspired by the Portland Vase. George Woodall would produce the most distinguished Webb Cameo work towards the end of the 19th ...

Decorated around the exterior with 'Poplar Trees' and on the interior with 'Woodland Bridge', Portland Vase WEDGWOOD ENGLAND printed in green, painted pattern number Z4968.

Prompted by the success of Portland Vase replicas by competitors Northwood and Locke, Thomas Webb & Sons shifted its focus from crystal to cameo glass by 1880, hiring George and Thom...

Bird in a hoop pattern to interior with Flaming Wheel motif in the center. Wedgwood 'Portland vase' maker's mark, 'WEDGWOOD ENGLAND' to underside.

Mother of pearl ground to the interior, with fairies, elves, imps, butterflies, a bird and a bat. Portland Vase back stamp to the underside with the pattern number 'Z5360'.

The foot rim decorated with 'Roseberry bead'. Wedgwood 'Portland Vase' and 'WEDGWOOD MADE IN ENGLAND' printed gilt factory mark, and painted pattern number Z4968, all to underside.

Maker's mark, printed Portland Vase backstamp, 'WEDGWOOD ENGLAND'.

'Fairy in a cage' design on a mother of pearl ground to the interior. 'Portland Vase' and 'WEDGWOOD ENGLAND' back stamp to the underside with pattern number 'Z5125'.

A stunning Neoclassical Wedgwood Portland blue bowl with a white overlay. This piece is believed to have been a small sugar bowl, however we think it would be fabulous used as a vase...

Dark pink coloured border. Gilt Wedgwood Portland Vase back stamp, with 'WEDGWOOD ENGLAND' and pattern number 'Z5154 I' to the reverse.

The outer is a pink and cream sponge effect ground with hand painted and gilded butterflies A connoisseur piece by Daisy Makes-Jones Circa 1920 Portland Vase mark to base Measures: ...

Fabulous gilded, a 'strange large eared creature' decorates the interior of this miniature bowl by Daisy Makeig-Jones for Wedgwood Miniature bone china lustre tea bowl gilded in fili...

English Bone China Circa 1925 Stamped with the Portland vase to base Measures: Height 2 inch, Diameter 3.75 inch In excellent condition.

The interior is decorated with mother-of-pearl coloured mottlings, a bold gilded central scarab motif and gilded filigree decoration The exterior is a wonderful rich caramel toffee g...

Imposing and monumental Wedgwood footed bowl by Daisy Makes-Jones of the Ordinary Lustre Series Superbly vibrant blue mottled ground decorated with hand painted and gilded exotic bi...

Enamored by the famed ancient Roman cameo glass artifact known as the Portland Vase, the intrepid artist began experimenting with cameo glass upon his return to Nancy.

The base has the printed Portland Vase mark and hand-painted pattern number Z5294.

Vibrant and unusual, this amazing plate reflects the superior quality of Wedgwood porcelain matched with the artistic force of Makeig-Jones. Features gold Portland vase mark, “Wedgw...

Printed "Wedgwood / Made in England" with Portland Vase mark and inscribed "W558" 3/4“ high x 10 1/2” diameter

Many of the Wedgwood designs were based on the art of making cameo glass and on the look of The Portland Vase. Our reference: 08627x

The interior is decorated with elves engaged in a boxing match amid jewelled trees, the exterior with panels of the 'Castle on a Road' design Diameter 29cm (11.4 in), height 14cm (5...

Markings: Maker's Mark: Printed gold Portland Vase mark with text "WEDGWOOD / MADE IN ENGLAND".

In a letter of 24 June 1786, Josiah Wedgwood explains that he had seen Montfaucon's engravings of the Portland Vase. Montfaucon was the original editor of the homilies Adversus Juda...

It included a depiction of the "Barberini Vase", more commonly known as the "Portland Vase".

It was here that he saw the original Portland cameo glass vase, which would have a great influence on his future artistic endeavors.

It was here that he saw the original Portland cameo glass vase, which would have a great influence on his future artistic endeavors.

It was here that he saw the original Portland cameo glass vase, which would have a great influence on his future artistic endeavors.

It was here that he saw the original Portland cameo glass vase, which would have a great influence on his future artistic endeavors.

It was here that he saw the original Portland cameo glass vase, which would have a great influence on his future artistic endeavors.

It was here that he saw the original Portland cameo glass vase, which would have a great influence on his future artistic endeavors.

It was here that he saw the original Portland cameo glass vase, which would have a great influence on his future artistic endeavors.

It was here that he saw the original Portland cameo glass vase, which would have a great influence on his future artistic endeavors.

It was here that he saw the original Portland cameo glass vase, which would have a great influence on his future artistic endeavors.

It was here that he saw the original Portland cameo glass vase, which would have a great influence on his future artistic endeavors.

It was here that he saw the original Portland cameo glass vase, which would have a great influence on his future artistic endeavors.

It was here that he saw the original Portland cameo glass vase, which would have a great influence on his future artistic endeavors.

It was here that he saw the original Portland cameo glass vase, which would have a great influence on his future artistic endeavors.

It was here that he saw the original Portland cameo glass vase, which would have a great influence on his future artistic endeavors.

One of the first known examples of cased glass, the Portland Vase, dates from the reign of Roman emperor Caesar Augustus.”

One of the first known examples of cased glass, the Portland Vase, dates from the reign of Roman emperor Caesar Augustus.”

'Roseberry Bead' border to the foot rim. 'Portland Vase' backstamp and pattern number Z5200 to the underside.