Mini Pitcher, Wedgwood, Blue Jasperware, Neoclassical, 1963, Made in England

A 1963 Wedgwood "Blue Jasperware" mini pitcher from England — unglazed vitreous stoneware in powdery blue, neoclassical figures wrapped around two inches of quiet perfection.

• Maker: Wedgwood
• Materials: Unglazed vitreous stoneware (exterior); glazed interior
• Origin: England
• Era: 1963 (dated on base)
• Dimensions: 2⅜" tall × 2.25" diameter (widest point); 2.75" wide (spout to handle); 1.5" opening; holds 2 oz
• Condition: Excellent — no chips, scratches, or imperfections. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

A natural for a curio shelf, a gathered Jasperware collection, or as a bud vase for a single stem. One of the most reliably beautiful gifts for anyone who loves English ceramics, neoclassical decor, or simply things made to last.

Wedgwood has been producing Blue Jasperware in this exact tradition since 1774, and this 1963 mini pitcher — stamped on the base with the year and "Made in England" — is a fine example of why collectors keep coming back. White relief figures and neoclassical motifs wrap all the way around the body and onto the spout, set against the signature unglazed powdery blue exterior. The interior is glazed. Originally a creamer, at just over 2 inches tall it holds 2 oz and earns its place as much through presence as function. No chips, scratches, or imperfections.

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