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What is very interesting is I can find "similar" pitchers BUT the bottom says "Wedgewood" "Made in England" and yours says "Logwood" "Made in England?" I searched a bunch and only found one (but not a pitcher) with the design.

Wedgwood Dark Blue Dip Jasper Ware Scalloped Box​

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Wow thanks I didn’t realize it said long Wood!
 

Wow thanks I didn’t realize it said long Wood!

It doesn't say Longwood or Logwood. It has WEDGWOOD stamped on the bottom, jut not a very good stamping.
 

I did a little poking around - Can't help much, but your piece is post 1910 per Made in england mark - likely the single letter stamp is a makers mark as date code were 3 marks. Not all pieces had date marks.

Looks like honest wear on bottom - value will depend on rarity of pattern/shape and condention ie no chips et al.

I would post on a pottery board for a evaluation by collectors.
 

Thank you so much I will find pottery board, I know this was my Great Grandmothers so I know it’s must be old
 

Looks like a very nice piece.....
 

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