Wedgwood-style Jasperware Pyriform Vase with Putto Bas-Relief

This is a small, pyriform-shaped (pear-shaped) vase or bottle, likely made of jasperware, characterized by its distinctive matte, unglazed finish in a pale, dusty blue color. The vase features applied white bas-relief decoration, a hallmark of Wedgwood's famous jasperware. The primary motif on the body of the vase depicts a classical winged putto or cherub, standing amidst foliage, possibly tending to a small altar or brazier. The detailing of the putto, including its wings and anatomy, is finely rendered. The base of the vase appears wider and then narrows significantly towards the top, transitioning into a slender neck that flares slightly at the rim. The neck of the vase also features patterned applied white decoration, possibly a series of vertical fluting or a repetitive geometric pattern, topped by a fine beaded or dotted line just below the rim. The craftsmanship appears to be of high quality, with crisp details on the applied motifs and a smooth, consistent finish on the blue background. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear on the surface, suggesting it is in very good condition. The white relief elements are clean and stand out sharply against the blue. Given the style and materials, it is consistent with pieces produced by Wedgwood, a British pottery manufacturer. The explicit mention of 'Made in England' further supports its origin. The item likely dates from the late 19th to early 20th century, or possibly later reproductions in the classical style.