Few names in British ceramics carry the weight of Wedgwood, and Jasperware is their most iconic body — the unglazed stoneware that has graced English sideboards and tea tables since the 18th century. This sage green teapot dates to the 1960s–80s and is a beautiful example of the form: matte, tactile, and quietly elegant.
The soft sage colourway is rarer and more understated than the classic blue, making it a particularly lovely find for collectors and everyday tea drinkers alike. Backstamped with the Wedgwood mark.
Maker: Wedgwood, Made in England
Pattern: Jasperware, sage green
Period: 1960s–1980s
Condition: Good vintage condition — no chips or cracks; light signs of age
Weight: approx. 6 lbs
As with all vintage pieces, slight variations in glaze and wear add to the authenticity and charm of each item.
