On offer is an antique English cobalt jasperware lidded jar dating from approximately 1890 to 1910. Believed to have been intended as a tobacco jar or humidor, it features applied white relief decoration against a rich cobalt blue ground.

The continuous countryside scene includes figures, hunting dogs, horses, trees and floral borders. The base is impressed S JASPER ENGLAND, confirming that it is not a Wedgwood marked piece. Jasperware was introduced by Josiah Wedgwood during the 1770s and was later produced by several competing English potteries using similar matte grounds and contrasting relief decoration.

Key Features

✅ Antique English cobalt jasperware lidded jar

✅ Dating from approximately 1890 to 1910

✅ Applied white countryside and hunting scene

✅ Figures, horses, dogs, trees and floral borders

✅ Impressed S JASPER ENGLAND beneath the base

✅ Complete with its original fitted lid

✅ Believed to have been used as a tobacco jar or humidor

✅ Height approximately 5 inches or 13 cm

✅ Condition: Small rim chip as shown, otherwise very good antique condition

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Stock code 130425