I'd like to find out the pattern name and, if possible, the period of
a piece of Wedgwood I have.

I recently bought a Wedgwood sugar bowl from the Arts and Antiques
fair At Olympia, London. I don't collect Wedgwood but loved the
pattern and the colour. The sellers couldn't tell me anything about
the colour or pattern name. It is in almost pristine condition and so
I figured it was less than 50 years old.

After a search on Google, I found out that my bowl is dipped
Jasperware, since the inside and base aren't blue. I found a page
about marks which suggests that my bowl was made before 1891 (since
the bowl's marks don't include the word "England"). This means it's
not royal blue since that was introduced in 1953. The colour chart
reference dates dipped cobalt blue production to 1777-c.1820 and
1866-1941.

I've searched for 'floral', 'pansy' and 'grass' on Google to find the
pattern name but didn't come up with anything.

Photos of the sugar bowl and the two links can be found on:
http://www.limitless.co.uk/~paola/tmp/wedgwood/

Thanks.


Paola

Not familiar with that one but try there links ....

http://www.worldcollectorsnet.com/wedgwood/wedgwoodboard.html

http://net1.netcentral.co.uk/steveb/find_pottery/identify.htm

http://www.antiquefurniture.us/books/info-0764319264.html

best

Thank you for these very useful links.