Featured Help identifying this Wedgwood cup & saucer

I can't seem to find this pattern. I think it's from 1906 or 1909. It seems to be imprinted with an L or I. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Wedgwood cup & saucer by Athena posted Sep 13, 2018 at 2:32 PM

Side by Athena posted Sep 13, 2018 at 2:32 PM

Raised paint by Athena posted Sep 13, 2018 at 2:32 PM

Saucer by Athena posted Sep 13, 2018 at 2:32 PM

Bottom of cup by Athena posted Sep 13, 2018 at 2:32 PM

Back of saucer by Athena posted Sep 13, 2018 at 2:32 PM

 

Beautiful. And welcome Athena.

 

It is such a pretty pattern. Thank you for the warm welcome

 

Welcome to Antiquers Athena!

 

Welcome Athena !! .. LOVELY cup and saucer .. Joy.

 

Hello and welcome -
Are you the same Athena from the old ebay boards?

 

Welcome, Athena. My interests bring me in contact with jasper ware, etc., not this kind of work. But that urn looking mark is the Portland Vase, which may help you find when this mark began to be used.

 

Not all patterns had names. The pattern # is the W1444, if that is what I am seeing.

 

Thank you. Probably not the same person. I've posted there but not too much and I don't remember my user name, unless it was my old eBay store name which was Athena and some numbers? It's been so long I can't remember

 

Also I think the "Made In" will make the date later than the 1906/9

 

Portland vase mark:
1878-1900
Without the three stars beneath the vase. 1900 onwards With the three stars under the vase. Printed in various colours.

https://antique-marks.com/wedgwood-marks.html

 

Yes the person I remember had numbers after their name. And yes it was a loong time ago.

 

I read your first comment and came back to post this too. This helps. Thank you!

 

I see 3 stars:

 

Maybe? I know back then I wasn't into antiques just yet, mostly mid and high end shoes & purses. Smashbox make up too. I think I use to mostly post about purse authentication.

I think it is W1444. Tried W1444, 1444, 1444 20, W1444 20. I very well could have missed it though. Wouldn't be the first time

 

I'm finding conflicting info about when the "Made in" was added.

 

You can search by various terms. It's a bit clunky but may help:

http://www.wedgwoodmuseum.org.uk/collections/search-the-collection

 

I got frustrated trying to find this on the Kovel's site, but looks like the same general line for shape & type of decoration:

 

Same. I do have 2 pieces (one from the 1910s and the other I think 1924) that both have "made in". When I first saw this I thought it was new. Upon closer look, and seeing similar colorways, I don't think it's very new though.

 

I'm going in. Wish me luck! haha