Small Plain Wedgwood Pitcher

I have this small plain blue Wedgwood pitcher. It has some chips. Is it worth anything? I’m having trouble finding anything similar - everything else has lots of decoration.

 

Welcome, Whitney!
Though I’m partial to English china, I don’t collect Wedgwood and therefore know little about dating or value. Someone should come along soon to help.
Just FYI, full size images are preferred:

 

I think that the impressed marks above WEDGWOOD are the date marks. I think you can find a list of the date marks on Google.

 

I first thought there was an impressed sideways D under the Wedgwood mark but now I’m wondering if it isn’t the vase/urn, such as in this mark from potteries.org. However, this source says it was printed, not impressed.

 

It's the Portland Vase. Wedgwood was the first to make a good reproduction.

 

This adds to the confusion more than helps, I think. There should be 3 impressed date marks, but yours only has 2 -- the 3 hasn't imprinted and I suspect that the employee was hasty in his work! http://www.thepotteries.org/mark/w/wedgwood-date.html It is pre-1891 because there is no "England" marked and post-1860 when the date codes began.

 

Thanks, I just have to figure out how to do that!

Thanks all for the great input! This is very helpful.