Featured Wedgwood Cherub Vase

Hi, I just won this Wedgwood vase at an estate auction and I was wondering how old it is? Can’t find anything with google lens but seems to be 19th century?

 

Can you read the impressed marks?

Debora

 

I believe it’s CKD, so 1875 since it doesnt have Made In England, Thanks!

 

Am I hallucinating like an AI, or is there also a T, by itself? Since the 1891 T is where it says ENGLAND should also appear, 1865?

The little figures could also be seen as geniuses, one side representing Music, the other (where one figure is wingless) as Art.

The shape seems moon vase inspired.

 

I was curious about that too, so I googled it:
“Various single letters, numbers and symbols are often found on pieces and indicated the potter or decorator, so his pieces could be counted and he could be paid for them. These are not date marks and, with a few notable exceptions, have no meaning to us now.”

https://etruria.com.au/pages/wedgwood-marks

 

Should have read the fine print.

 

Man, I haven’t heard of genii since I was studying Minoan art lol

 

This one's your shape:

https://www.vinterior.co/home-decor...handle-vase-mid-19th-century-rare-sku32153279

They haven't bothered to follow up on the marks.

 

Seems to be transfer ware with François Boucher art:https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/285206871774
https://www.ebay.com/itm/372953243632

 

Another Wedgwood piece with Boucher art:
https://bid.stairgalleries.com/onli...er-printed-creamware-teapot-and-cover-1530925

 

Weird, the same estate company has a set of Boucher Putti etchings now lol, guess it’s also part of the Wedgwood collectors estate