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Introducing William Adams Jasperware Sugar Pot. William Adams has been making a variety of ceramics since about 1780 and is famous for his jasperware. Wedgwood is famous for jasperware, but at that time various manufacturers were making it, In 1966...

Introducing the accessory tray from the British company Wedgwood. This is a ring holder made from Jasperware by Wedgwood, England. You can hang rings on the central pillar and place accessories on the plate. It is a light blue color...

We would like to introduce you to the British Wedgwood boxes. This is a Jasperware box made by Wedgwood, England. The round egg-shaped design makes it a cute, palm-sized accessory case. The lid features a relief of an angel and...

We would like to introduce you to a mug from the British company Wedgwood. This is a mug made of Wedgwood Jasperware from England. It's a large mug, about the size of a beer mug. The sterling silver decorations are...

Introducing Tazza from Wedgwood, a British company. Pale blue Jasperware tazza. A tazza is a dish with legs, and is called this when the dish is shallower than a compote. This small tazza is about 16cm in diameter and is...

Introducing a box made by Wedgwood in the UK. This is a heart-shaped box made of Jasperware from Wedgwood, England. Judging from the shape of the stamp on the back, it appears to be from around the 1940s. The pale...

Introducing perfume bottles from Wedgwood in the UK. A perfume bottle made by Jasperware from Wedgwood, England. The pale blue color, also known as Wedgwood Blue, is beautiful. In the center is a relief design of a female goddess. The...

Introducing the British antique cookie jar. This is a cookie jar made by Jasperware from Wedgwood, UK. The lid and handle are made by Frank Cobb, a prestigious silver plate manufacturer. From the engraving on the lid and bottom, it...

Introducing the box of Wedgwood UK. This is a square-shaped box made by Wedgwood's jasperware in the UK. From the shape of the engraving on the back, it seems to be from around the 1940s. Pale green called sage green...

Introducing vintage British oil lighters. This is a small table lighter with a pedestal made from Jasperware by Wedgwood, a British company. The lighter part is made by RONSON, a long-established lighter manufacturer. The color is a light blue called...

Introducing the British Wedgwood tea caddy spoon. This is a tea caddy spoon made from Jasperware by Wedgwood, England. The bowl is decorated with a relief of an angel and the handle with a relief of a gentian. The pale...

Introducing the British-made Jug. This is a relief-molded earthenware jug with a handle made in England, thought to date to the mid-Victorian period. The white relief decoration with a grape motif is striking, and the blue color is a design...