Rare Wedgwood White Stoneware / Parian Cream Jug – Early 19th Century
Basket Weave Motif with Arrow Band – Translucent Body
A refined and museum-worthy Wedgwood cream jug, crafted in fine white stoneware or parian ware, dating from the early 19th century. The body features a beautifully molded basket weave texture with a striking arrow band near the rim, and three distinct decorative panels around the body—each adding visual interest and neoclassical charm.
The jug is remarkably translucent under strong light, showcasing the quality and thinness of the ceramic material—an indicator of Wedgwood’s exceptional craftsmanship from this period.
Condition:
Good overall. One small nibble to the side of the handle, clearly shown in the photos. No cracks or restorations observed.
Dimensions (approx):
Height: 4 7/8″
Width (spout to handle): 5 1/2″
Base diameter: 3″
Markings:
Impressed “WEDGWOOD” along with additional potter’s marks.
An elegant and rare piece, perfect for collectors of early Wedgwood creamware, parian, or neoclassical ceramics. Its delicate form and fine translucency make it a standout addition to any serious collection.
