Antique Staffordshire Sheep Spill Vases Pair, Early 1800s, 4 Hole Design Wedgwood

Antique Staffordshire Sheep Spill Vases Pair, Early 1800s, 4 Hole Design WedgwoodIndulge in the charm and history of early 19th century English pottery with this rare pair of antique Staffordshire spill vases, beautifully modelled with sheep and featuring the desirable four hole spill design. These original early 1800s pieces capture the essence of rural pastoral life, rendered in the distinctive, characterful style for which Staffordshire is so highly prized by collectors. Standing at approximately 6 inches tall, with a width of

As a thoughtful

Collectable Piece: Add to an existing Wedgwood basalt collection or begin a new curated display of fine English stoneware

this charming piece captures the soft

and they have long been sought after by collectors of Georgian ceramics

Authentic 18th century Wedgwood craftsmanship – a genuine period piece

Moser-style or Continental glass

making it a highly desirable piece for collectors of both studio pottery and contemporary art ceramics

The contrasting white classical relief decoration is sharply modelled and delicately applied

Both plates are in good condition overall

carefully chosen stem or a few delicate dried flowers

For historians

or looking for a special gift for someone with discerning taste