Two different copies of the Wedgwood Fruit cane stand are currently making the rounds:
These are copies of the Wedgwood original shown below:
There is also a new group of reproductions pieces making the rounds.
There is also an extremely crude reproduction of the Minton garden seat.
Reproduction Minton ewer |
Minton majolica shell ewer |
Reproduction Minton majolica garden seat |
Minton majolica garden seat |
Reproduction palm plate marked J.J. |
George Jones palm plate |
This copy of the Sarreguemines bird plate is part of a series of four bird pattern plates marketed by Pottery Barn. The Sarreguemines original is shown below it.
Most of these originate in Asia and are slip cast. They are much lighter in weight than the originals and often have unfinished bases or unfinished interiors.
Hello Jimbo!
ReplyDeleteFinally I’ve found a reference to JJ as a reproduction potter of George Jones majolica. I recently bought a cheese dome, cobalt blue with pink flowers and basket weave. Had I read thru your very informative and educational blog prior to my purchase, I no doubt would have saved myself $425. What can you tell me about JJ? Any insight would be greatly appreciated!
I’m sorry, I don’t know anything about the company that uses the JJ logo except that it is contemporary.
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