Featured Wedgwood Identification help please

No, I believe yours to be original issue by Wedgewood.
The base bottom and colors look exactly right for the early time period.

 

I think it's spot on for Georgian. Pink was a wildly fashionable colour then and ebony was used as an accent in room decors.

 

Thank you, it does feel right and the colours are striking.

 

I see, that makes sense, I see now how popular those colours were!

 

May I ask, would this piece be classed as bone china?

Thanks

Paul

 

How translucent is it?

 

I would say not at all, it’s almost metallic or enamel in its finish.

 

Sorry, I wasn't clear enough. Can you see through the base if you hold it to the light?

 

no, not translucent.

 

I'd say bone china not porcelain then.

 

on second look, when I place a torch inside the jug towards the base, the ceramic is translucent.

 

torch inside the jug in the attached image.

 

I think given it's Wedgwood, bone china.

 

thank you.