Wedgwood
English maker famous for matte 'Jasperware', black basalt, and bone china.
What it's worth
Wedgwood realizes roughly $150–$2,500 here; rarer colors, early pieces, and large decorative jasperware lead, while common giftware is modest.
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Overview & history
Wedgwood's jasperware (the classic blue-and-white relief), black basalt, and bone china are regular estate sellers. Larger and early pieces and unusual colors bring the most.
Identifying & marks
Look for the impressed 'WEDGWOOD' mark (note the spelling — no 'e' after 'g') and a date/potter code. Relief figures on jasperware should be crisp and applied, not molded-in.
Frequently asked
What could my Wedgwood bring at auction?
Wedgwood realizes roughly $150–$2,500 here; rarer colors, early pieces, and large decorative jasperware lead, while common giftware is modest.
How do I identify Wedgwood?
Look for the impressed 'WEDGWOOD' mark (note the spelling — no 'e' after 'g') and a date/potter code. Relief figures on jasperware should be crisp and applied, not molded-in.
How do I sell my Wedgwood?
Austin Auction Gallery offers free, no-obligation appraisals. Send a few photos and our specialists will tell you what it could bring at auction, then handle every step from cataloging through the sale.
What could your Wedgwood bring at auction?
Our specialists provide free, no-obligation auction estimates. Send a few photos and we'll tell you what it could bring.