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EBay, Collectors, Flea Market & Antiques

safeinOhio

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7. Looks like all Wedgwood items are marked.

Reply to mopinko (Reply #6)

Fri Dec 18, 2020, 12:31 PM

Dec 2020

from wikipedia

There are some simple guidelines to help you determine the authenticity of your piece:
Markings: Wedgwood is marked. ...
Icons: Sometimes there is an urn with the markings. ...
Spelling of Wedgwood: If the marking is “Wedgewood” it is not authentic. ...
Accents: The white accents are raised against the background.

I'd guess these items are not.

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well, here's some sketchy shit. [View all] mopinko Dec 2020 OP

I would. $45 for a subpar hunk of plastic disguised as a cameo? I realize it's caveat emptor, but catbyte Dec 2020 #1

The seller has lots of sales and top ratings, but if those rings were 50 Shades Of Blue Dec 2020 #2

i know. mopinko Dec 2020 #3

i did report them. mopinko Dec 2020 #4

On the Ebay ad I don't see safeinOhio Dec 2020 #5

jasperware is a wedgwood trademark. mopinko Dec 2020 #6

Looks like all Wedgwood items are marked. safeinOhio Dec 2020 #7

just a funny story- mopinko Dec 2020 #8

He didn't say they were Wedgwood. Jasperware is a stretch since they look like cheap plastic, Vinca Dec 2020 #9