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I have this little Wedgwood vase that I have no idea where to begin to try and find a price for. Any suggestions? I purchased it around 1993 and I think it’s part of the 225th Anniversary collection.

Also, I see this color listed as both teal, sage, or green. I noticed calling it teal seemed to bring higher prices, but would like to know which is correct.

Thanks!

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I apologize if I sounded gruff !! Did not intend to !! Many times sellers use descriptive terms to grab a buyers attention !! I mean it sounds more exotic to say Teal Green rather than just plain green and they do price things higher than others that are identical !! Its just a selling tactic !!

Srae commented

Oh, no, not at all! Yes, it did seem that it was just creative marketing 🙂

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Thank you much!

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http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_sacat=0&_nkw=wedgwood%205%20in%20shell%20bud%20vase&LH_Complete=1&LH_Sold=1&rt=nc&_trksid=p2045573.m1684

These are the sold listings from Ebay !! Scroll down,, one sold for $27. and other similar types less than $20. !! Jasperware is inexpensive now except for the rare colors and items made early !!

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Yes, good point!

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Need to see the bottom mark please !! What the sellers call it is unimportant and has nothing to do with value !! I could say pea green but its not going to change the value !! Value is determined by what buyers are actually paying for an item !!
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