Rare suite of three Wedgwood glazed Drabware pot pourri vases.  Drabware is a term used for pottery that is made with a darker clay than normal and finished with a drab glaze, hence the term. This colour can be described as khaki, beige, taupe, tan or even brown.  It is more often seen in unglazed pottery, most famous is Wedgwood but it can also be found in glazed pieces.

England, circa 1830