Featured 19th century jasperware?

Is this jasperware cheesedome a 19th century one? Made by Adams

 

It’s going to be very late nineteenth, after 1891 probably. Nice thing.

 

Thanks, i love it. which factury invented jasperware wedgewood or Adams?

 

https://www.thepotteries.org/mark/a/adams1.html

 

oke so 1896-1910? here some info on jasperware: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jasperware

 

I didn't find any final date for this mark. On the site I mentioned, they say "into the 20th century", on other sites they mention 1920s, and some say early 1900s

 

Google search results seem now always to start with some AI production. Used some of the decoration on this as a descriptor to see if I could find out anything specific about it & got back this:

An "Adam's cheese dome" isn't a traditional offering to Apollo in Greek mythology.However, some modern practitioners may choose to offer foods and drinks that are associated with Apollo's attributes, such as music, prophecy, and healing.Offerings could include honey, olives, figs, or other traditional Greek foods, along with items like laurel wreaths, sun-related gems, or even music and poetry in his honor.

Now you know.

 

Love it.

 

oke very interesting, the thing you can do on the computer are mindboggling.

 

An "Adam's cheese dome" isn't a traditional offering to Apollo, I never would have guessed! The wealth of information AI is willing to share with us, amazing!

 

I think AI is getting a little exhausted these days. The things i"ve been getting from it are less that useless, right into inaccurate. It all reads like a bad ebay listing.

 

Ooh, ooh, drive over water in a flaming Tesla!

 

That's a pretty thing!

 

I love the dark color.

 

It was absolutely Wedgwood who invented and patented true jasperware, but others followed. And then you get into sprigged wares.

 

what does sprigged wares mean?

 

I have a set of Chelsea Sprig that looks like this: