Antique Wedgwood Green Jasperware Biscuit Barrel with Metal Mounts Wedgwood are picked out with hand‑painted

are picked out with hand‑painted gilding

well‑fired earthenware and for adopting English transfer‑printing methods early in the 19th century

covered dishes

Ashworth acquired the Mason’s Ironstone patterns and moulds in the 1860s and continued to produce heavy

Its sculptural form and deep black tone also make it an exceptional decorative object for sophisticated interiors

Antique Wedgwood Green Jasperware Biscuit Barrel with Metal Mounts Wedgwood are picked out with hand‑paintedThis attractive antique biscuit barrel is a classic example of Wedgwoods green jasperware, enhanced with metal mounts and a swing handle. Standing approximately 17 cm high to the finial, the cylindrical body is made from matte sage green jasper with applied white reliefs in the neo classical taste. Around the sides runs a continuous procession of female figures, putti, trees, floral urns and sacrificial altars, all crisply modelled in white and