# These are all ceramic plates and Jasperware from thirty to forty years ago. List I am listing a Wedgwood Jasperware Posy Pot Vase, a discontinued item from 1978. The front features "Aurora and Chariot" and the back features "Pegasus and the Three Goddesses," both motifs from Greek mythology. There are over a dozen types of Jasperware vases and bud vases, and this listing is for the Posy Pot Vase (bowl-shaped, wide and deep), which is particularly thick and heavy, with a solid base that provides a stable feel even when holding a bouquet. This type of vase was produced in Wedgwood's UK workshops from the mid-1960s to the 1970s (1964-1980) (see image 12). Colors include Pale Blue Jasperware and Sage Green Jasperware, among others, and were distributed to markets around the world. Based on the stamp placement, font (sans-serif, but with a serif workshop symbol), size, and, above all, the ® mark accompanying the trademark, as well as the number 78, I believe this was produced in one of the UK workshops in 1978. The original box was discarded during a move to my final home in Hokuriku, but the vase itself has no yellowing, chips, or cracks in the relief, as shown in the images. I have made a final price reduction (over 10%), so please take this opportunity. Country of Manufacture: UK Manufacturer: Wedgwood Category: Interior, Vintage Design: Jasperware on White Relief (Product Name): Posy Pot Vase (bowl-shaped, wide and deep) Vase/Flower Vase Year of Manufacture: 1978 (Showa 53 in Japan) Material: Stoneware, Ceramic/Porcelain *Stoneware: A type of ceramic. It is a neologism (made in Japan) used since around 1907 as a translation of "Stoneware." #MamoruByakui's Listings