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I picked these vases up at an estate sale last week. They’re unmarked, so I assume not Wedgwood, but I know almost nothing about any other Jasperware maker. Any Jasperware aficionados in here who might have a guess as to what these are? I’ve been unable to find any mark anywhere.

 

They are Wedgwood, just unmarked which isn't uncommon for pre 20th century pieces. Nice touch with the jasper medallions, they would qualify as 'tri-colour' jasper ware vases and will be pretty desirable.

 

Hi,
Congratulations they are just drop dead gorgeous.
greg

 

Beautiful, Ahw. The medallion on the one on the left looks like it is after a portrait of Leonardo da Vinci, if that is any help.

 

My computer is fine (where my programs are) but my monitor toasted itself, am waiting for tech to show up with some correct cables for the new one....ALWAYS a bummer SOMEWHERE​

 

DaVinci and Galileo, I believe.

 

Wow! Great information, thank you! I’m not sure why I thought unmarked was an immediate deal breaker for Wedgwood. I’m glad I grabbed them anyway!

(Edit: this was supposed to be a reply to @ceBCA , not sure why it didn’t show up that way!)

 

Whoa, that’s really interesting. I can 100% see that in this photo now that you point it out, and I can also see it in other photos that I took of the base. But I am having a really hard time seeing it at all when I look directly at the actual vase.

 

Could it be Dudson? https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/dudson-dark-cobalt-blue-jasper-dip-2054124834

 

I'm unconvinced these are Wedgwood, looking at them. I admin a good Facebook group for jasperware and unmarked Wedgwood pieces are very uncommon, especially of this size and stature.

They're dipped wares, rather than solid jasper bodies: the base and clay look more Adams or Dudson. Colours are off, too and the sprigs aren't right for Wedgwood.

I'd say @janetpjohn is on the right track with Dudson.

 

Great find! This looks dead on! Thank you!

 

OMG, these are stunning!!!