Pair of Wedgwood Blue Jasperware Two-Handled Vases

This set consists of two distinct blue jasperware vases featuring classic Wedgwood styling. The taller vase on the left exhibits an elongated form with angular, geometric handles and is adorned with a large white bas-relief depicting a winged neoclassical figure gathering grapes. A floral rosette sits atop the neck. The smaller vase on the right has a more globular body with a flared rim and pedestal base, featuring a kneeling figure tending to a floral basket. Both items are crafted from unglazed matte stoneware, traditionally known as jasperware, colored in a vibrant cobalt or 'Wedgwood Blue.' The white sprigged decoration is applied with fine detail, showing distinct botanical elements and drapery in the figures' garments. Construction involves slip-casting techniques with hand-applied molded reliefs. Condition appears good with several minor surface scuffs and possible dust accumulation in the crevices of the white relief. While specific maker's marks are not visible in this view, the style is synonymous with mid-to-late 20th-century production from the Wedgwood factory in England. The matte finish and high contrast between the blue ground and white ornamentation are characteristic quality indicators of British ceramic craftsmanship.