Cameo Blossom

Name: Cameo Blossom
 
Type: Jasperware-style porcelain vase
 
Year: 1950s–1970s
 
Set: No
 
Mark: None - Unmarked, possibly Wedgwood-style reproduction
 
History: This small two-handled urn-form vase is crafted in the iconic jasperware style, characterised by a matte pale blue body with white applied relief decoration. The central medallion features a high-relief neoclassical lady in profile, adorned with pearls and a rose, echoing the style of Wedgwood cameos. The base has no visible mark, which suggests this is not an original Wedgwood piece but rather a reproduction made in the mid-20th century when demand for neoclassical revival ceramics surged, especially in North America and Japan.
 
 
The form, decoration, and finish are consistent with decorative export porcelain of the time — charming and collectible, though not of high rarity. While true antique jasperware or marked Wedgwood examples would command higher prices, this piece still holds aesthetic and vintage appeal, especially for collectors of neoclassical or romantic-style ceramics.
 
Flaws: Small chip on the lip