Jasper: Other Colours
Our new gallery is open in Carlton.
We still have cabinet 40 in Armadale, but the bulk of our stock is now held in the gallery.
Together with the new gallery, we have a name and a new website: www.etruria.com.au
| #2311 |
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WEDGWOOD:Tea caddy in the very rare crimson jasper dip. This example is particularly fine, and shows none of the usual problems that resulted in Wedgwood abandoning this colour after a short period: No loss of relief, no cracks, and no bleeding.
C1920. |
$3,250 |
| #2378 |
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*WEDGWOOD: Three piece tea set in the rare combination of white on buff. C1890. |
$2,900 |
| #2283 |
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WEDGWOOD: Barrel shaped jug, in crimson jasper dip. There were many problems with crimson and its production was abandoned after a short period. This example is free of the problems normally found with crimson. C1920. 4" high. |
$1,975 |
| #1213 |
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WEDGWOOD:
Dancing Hours Bowl. Terracotta Jasper, decorated with the Dancing Hours in black Jasper. Terracotta is one of the rarer colours, one step rarer than Olive; with black ornament, it recalls the rosso antico with black basalt decoration made by Wedgwood in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Signed AW for Albert Williams, one of the best decorators working in the mid 20th century. 10 inches in diameter. 1958 Not in the shop at the moment; please email if interested. |
$950 |
* Items marked with an asterisk are not in the shop, but are available. Please contact us for details.
