Dating this Wedgwood Pot

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Sorry double post.
Is this sometimes called a cache pot?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/264856498101

 

Hiya,

I have already used this but still cannot be sure of date
Thanks though

 

It is very much like this one but the Wedgwood stamp doesnt look as straight and the england isnt there. It does look just like this ome though.

 

Yes, or planter in vulgar English.

 

How exactly do you need to pin it down?

 

That one is shape 317. It has been made in 3 sizes. How big is yours?

 

Bronwen, you crack me up! Thanks!

 

How do i need to pin the age down? Ummm, i dont know, thats what i am saying.

 

I will need to get the tape measure out when i take some more photos

 

Sorry, what I said was ambiguous. The other meaning: how exact do you need the date to be? A terminus ante quem is not adequate?

 

Would be nice to find out to within 10 or 20 years. Just from what i have seen, the markings and a bit of study, it could be anywhere from 1770 to 1860.

But i have enailed the museum so hopefully i will hear from them on Monday.

 

Be sure to let us know what they say.

 

No worries there, I certainly will

 

I would not be surprised if this urn holds 10 liters. I guess you could check this quite easily.

The Wedgwood impressed stamp is quite early, too I am intrigued by the marks and cyphers all being placed on the interior bottom lip and not in the central field, and the robust impression imprints themselves.

I believe this plant pot is quite old and was created while Joshua Wedgwood was still alive about between 1759-1769. A fitting gift to a good friend of a Wedgwood family member!