Collectables

Wedgwood blue jasperware kidney-shaped trinket box with classical Aurora cameo relief

$50

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Wedgwood jasperware was developed by Josiah Wedgwood in the 1770s and became one of the most iconic ceramic innovations of the 18th century. This distinctive unglazed stoneware, typically featuring white neoclassical relief decorations on a colored background, revolutionized decorative ceramics and remains in production today. The kidney or bean shape became popular in the 20th century for trinket boxes and small decorative items. Wedgwood jasperware pieces are highly sought after by collectors of English pottery, neoclassical decorative arts enthusiasts, and those who appreciate fine ceramic craftsmanship. The Aurora cameo motif, depicting the Roman goddess of dawn in her chariot, adds mythological significance and artistic appeal. These pieces are valued for their timeless elegance, historical importance, and the technical mastery required to create the distinctive raised white relief against the colored jasper body.

Dimensions

3"

Condition

Perfect