Wedgwood Cobalt Blue Jasperware Pitcher and Blue-and-White Lidded Pot

This set includes two distinct pieces of fine ceramics. The primary item is a Wedgwood Jasperware milk pitcher in classic 'Cobalt Blue' or 'Portland Blue,' featuring white bas-relief appliques in the Neoclassical style. The pitcher displays a grapevine garland around the rim and a central figure of an allegorical woman holding a mask within a decorative arch. The stoneware is matte and unglazed on the exterior, typical of Jasperware, while the interior is glazed white for utility. Measurement is approximately 4-5 inches in height. Beside it is a smaller, lidded globular pot, likely a sugar bowl or small teapot, crafted from glazed ceramic. It features a blue-and-white hand-painted or transfer-printed pattern resembling Thai Benjarong or traditional Chinese lotus motifs with scalloped borders. The Jasperware pitcher shows minor surface dirt and slight discoloration on the white relief, consistent with age, while the lidded pot appears to have a slight glaze crack near the spout. Both pieces demonstrate mid-20th-century craftsmanship, with the Wedgwood piece specifically representing the iconic English Neoclassical revival style.