Wedgewood porcelain

Hi,

Can anyone help identify the 2 Wedgewood items?

Thanks
Neta

Well they are Wedgwood Jasperware and look to have some age to them but I'm afraid I can't date them for you as I'm not a Wedgwood expert. This site might help you http://www.thepotteries.org/mark/w/wedgwood-date.html
Oh and Wedgwood doesn't have an 'e' in the middle ! http://www.pic4ever.com/images/4fvfcja.gif

Oops, my bad. Wedgwood it is.
I looked up the website but still can"t identify.
Do you happen to know other experts by any chance?
Thanks for your help :)

This is a very good site for biscuit barrels: http://antiquelegacies.com/Wedgwood_Biscuit.html

I don't think you are going to be any more specific than their description, to be honest. But they do have a value to them :)

Oh, and as Cornishmaid says, NO 'e' in Wedgwood. Easy for me to remember having lived in Wedgwood Road :)

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Originally Posted by nyarkoni

Oops, my bad. Wedgwood it is.
I looked up the website but still can"t identify.
Do you happen to know other experts by any chance?
Thanks for your help :)

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No sorry I don't but there is a seller on eBid called wedgman263sign they don't use the forums but you could ask a question on one of their listings asking them if they wouldn't mind coming to have a look at this forum. They might know something judging by their user name !

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Originally Posted by Knit_Wits_Vintage

NO 'e' in Wedgwood. Easy for me to remember having lived in Wedgwood Road :)

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What's that after the 'W' then?

Oh, very funny! :)

Okay, Polonius - there is only ONE 'e' in Wedgwood.

Suit you,Sir? :D