Wedgwood Blue Jasperware Flower Bowl / Trinket Dish

Wedgwood Blue Jasperware Flower Bowl / Trinket DishA classic Wedgwood blue jasperware flower bowl, designed for low floral arrangements and refined tabletop display. This shallow, wide form bowl features Wedgwoods signature matte blue body adorned with crisp white neoclassical grapevine reliefs encircling the riman enduring motif rooted in 18th century classical revival design. Originally intended for posy or flower arrangements, these bowls were often paired with a removable glass liner to hold

A classic Wedgwood blue jasperware flower bowl, designed for low floral arrangements and refined tabletop display. This shallow, wide-form bowl features Wedgwood’s signature matte blue body adorned with crisp white neoclassical grapevine reliefs encircling the rim—an enduring motif rooted in 18th-century classical revival design.

Originally intended for posy or flower arrangements, these bowls were often paired with a removable glass liner to hold water. Today, they are equally at home as a trinket dish, catchall, or decorative accent, offering timeless English elegance whether styled on a vanity, sideboard, or coffee table.

Marked on the underside “WEDGWOOD / MADE IN ENGLAND.”

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Era: Late 20th Century
Condition: Very Good Vintage Condition, with light surface wear consistent with age; no chips or cracks noted
Country of Origin: England
Materials: Jasperware (unglazed stoneware)
Dimensions: 5.25" D × 1.5" H
Color / Finish: Classic Wedgwood blue with white relief
Care: Dust gently; hand-wash only if needed

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