Wedgewood china

A lavish look at an English design icon, the Wedgwood Story, will resonate If the timeless elegance of English design has ever tugged at your heart.

These days, wedding registries are slowly but surely going the way of the dinosaur. More and more young couples start a household before they get married now, and often already have all the linens and appliances they need well before the church bells ring. But if you ask me, this new matrimonial trend shouldn’t lead […]

Vintage Wedgwood Queensware china in the lavender with cream embossed border pattern of grapes. This is a set for eight, eight each of dinner plates (10 1/8" diameter), salad plates (8 1/8" diameter), and bread and butter plates (6 3/8" diameter) as well as cup and saucer sets. It's been gently used and very carefully cared for, and has very little damage. Two cups have flat chips to the underside of the foot, and there's a chip to the rim of one of…

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Wedgwood at the Victoria and Albert Museum.

When Josiah Wedgwood first founded the Wedgwood pottery company in 1759, few could have predicted the extent of his success. Today, Wedgwood is remembered for reshaping the pottery business, especially in his innovations of new materials like jasperware and basalt. Whether you’re new to Wedgwood or already a seasoned collector, read on to learn more about the fascinating man behind the potter’s wheel. Wedgwood Neoclassical Black Basalt Encaustic Enamel Amphora 1. Wedgwood financed a 90-mile…

Vintage blue and white Wedgwood china. My husband's grandmother had blue and white Wedgwood, and my grandmother had white and blue! They're both so lovely we had marry the 2 sets.

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I'd have to say this vintage Wedgewood is my favorite china. I haven't owned it all that long. I had longed for it the moment I first...