Featured Wedgwood jasperware pitcher ?

I recently bought this jasperware pitcher but can’t find the sprigs apart from the two little girls in my Wedgwood Geoffrey Wills book .
It is only marked underneath A1 A0 .
Would love to know if anyone has seen any of these sprigs and a possible date

 

I tried to see what I could find in the one Wedgwood book I have (Herman, Shape Book & Collectors' Guide) but did not see this exact shape with its pedestal foot, fluted spout, & whatever you call that little thumb rest on the handle posing as ornamentation. Did not see anything with decoration in 3 registers & did not see any of the sprigs, including the little girls. The book is of course not comprehensive, but a browse through left me wondering if this is actually Wedgwood. Lovely thing though.

 

I’d say not Wedgwood. Maybe Adam’s or Dudson.

 

But quality is pretty good.

 

Agreed.

 

Thank you very much for looking

 

If it's not marked as wedgwood then it's unlikely that it is. Only some of the very early products went unmarked..

https://www.thepotteries.org/auth.htm

I have seen a couple of very similar items to yours with the same blue and type of embellishments (they look almost transparent) quite recently and I struggled to attribute them to wedgwood, Dudson or anyone else. It still remains a mystery to me. Let us know if you find an answer please.

 

Many thanks for the information and looking in your book

 

Many thanks

 

There’s a very good Facebook group dedicated to sprigged jugs. Might be worth asking.

 

Good idea thank you

 

High quality jug. My initial thought was Adams

 

Thanks John will check it out

 

I think it’s an early 19th century piece.

 

Agreed, it’s early. And Adams is lovely quality.

it needs a good scrub!