Wedgwood jasperware display

Bearing adornments as sophisticated and enduring as the brand itself, Wedgwood’s Queen’s Ware patterns have remained in the hearts of collectors for generations. Mingling with whispers of roses and spirals of ribbon, these azure vessels evoke more than mere admiration. Remembered as “the Father of English Potters,” Josiah Wedgwood built an enterprise that has reigned

Each time we go to Paris (and it’s a trip I’ve done more times than I can count at this point), there is one French flea market that I simply cannot miss. It’s not the huge, world-famous Les Puces Saint-Ouen flea market that’s in the north of Paris just outside the Périphérique. Instead, it’s the...

TEN WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE SMALL PLAQUES AND MEDALLIONS LATE 18TH AND 19TH CENTURYin various shapes, in solid-blue jasper, blue, and black

The classic designs of Wedgwood ceramics have graced tabletops and adorned homes throughout the world for centuries, boasting a wealth of remarkable history and marvelous detail. Sought after for its inspired artistry and elegance, each piece of Wedgwood is unique and treasured by all who have the good fortune to delight in its beauty. The

Jasperware test tiles by Josiah Wedgwood, 1773. RG @edmunddewaal who writes: “...You open one drawer after another of these ceramic tests in the @Wedgwood_Museum and feel the hours, weeks and months of his life.” #antiqueoftheday

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