Large Wedgwood Pale Blue (Cream On Lavender) Frog Vase 1965 6” Diameter for Sale

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Large Wedgwood Pale Blue (Cream On Lavender) Frog Vase 1965 6” Diameter For Sale

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Large Wedgwood Pale Blue (Cream On Lavender) Frog Vase 1965 6” Diameter:
$160.00

Large Wedgwood Pale Blue (Cream On Lavender) Frog Vase 1965 6” Diameter

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For your consideration is this large frog vase by Wedgwood that features a neoclassical scene in bright bas-reliefs. It is highly detailed from top to base with the elaborate grapevine motif that wraps around the footing. Flower frogs keep the stems of flowers secure as you strategically place and arrange the flowers or greenery in a vessel. They act as an anchor for a floral arrangement, allowing you to establish a foundation for your design and build upon that shape.

The piece is in pristine condition and measures approximately 6” in diameter, 6 ⅝” tall, and 4 ⅞” over the base. It would work perfectly with real or silk flowers. For more background information on Wedgwood, see below. Feel free to ask any questions about this product by contacting us. Our products are packed meticulously in safe packaging to ensure your treasure arrives in excellent condition and your item is in the mail in usually 1 business day from payment. By shopping with Foxhall Collectibles, you are supporting a disabled U.S. Army veteran who was injured in Iraq. Some photos contain props that are not included as they are for visualization purposes only.

The Wedgwood company dates back to 1759 when its founder, Josiah Wedgwood I, aged just 29, started as an independent potter in Burslem, England. Fast forward over 260 years later and Wedgwood is still producing many of the classics dating back to the early years. Jasper, the most famous of Josiah's inventions, first appeared in 1774 after thousands of experiments. An unglazed vitreous fine stoneware, it was made in blue, green, lilac, yellow, black or white; sometimes one piece combined three or more of these colors. Upon these delicately coloured grounds would be applied the classical and contemporary reliefs which are still made today from molds reproduced from the originals. The iconic light blue jasper gave rise to the expression "Wedgwood Blue" and remains a recognizable Wedgwood signature worldwide.

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