Wedgwood Doric-Shape Pitcher, c. 1861 – Cobalt Blue Earthenware, 6.5” Tall

A striking mid-19th century Wedgwood Doric-shaped pitcher in rich cobalt blue earthenware, dating to circa 1861. This beautifully proportioned vessel features a classical Doric-inspired form with crisp gilded detailing and elegant raised mask decoration at the spout, giving it wonderful sculptural presence.

The deep cobalt glaze is vibrant and glossy, making this a standout decorative accent for a shelf, sideboard, or tabletop vignette. A rare and highly collectible Wedgwood form, perfect for the English ceramics collector or anyone looking to add a bold, refined antique statement piece to their space.

Details:

• Maker: Wedgwood
• Origin: England
• Date: Circa 1861
• Height: 6.5 inches
• Material: Cobalt blue earthenware with gilt accents
• light wear to gold on the snout of pitcher

Condition: Very good antique condition with light wear consistent with age; displays beautifully