A striking piece of classic English design. This genuine Wedgwood jasperware spill vase rises in a tall cylinder of deep cobalt “Portland blue,” wrapped in crisp white neoclassical relief: ram’s-head masks suspending delicate floral festoons, an anthemion-and-scroll band beneath the rim, and tall stylized bellflower and acanthus stems around the body. The front relief is gorgeous and fully intact — a beautiful blue-and-white statement for a mantel, shelf, or grandmillennial vignette.
Please read — condition (sold as-is): there is a crack on the base of the vase (visible in the base photo). Because of it, this piece is offered as a decorative object only — it may not hold water reliably, so use it dry (as a standalone accent or with dried stems), or add a small glass/plastic liner if you want fresh flowers. The crack does not affect how beautifully it displays from the front, but honesty first: this is a Fair-condition, as-is piece priced accordingly.
Impressed on the base: WEDGWOOD · MADE IN ENGLAND with impressed letters/numbers — the “Made in England” mark dates it to the 20th century (post-1908), most likely early-to-mid century for this dark-dip style.





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