Wedgwood jasperware

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Hugely successful at the time of its launch in the late 18th century, Jasperware has remained a firm favourite with collectors around the globe.

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…

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...

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Wedgwood Jasperware history Josiah blue and white green pink black English country Staffordshire pottery bas-relief Cupid collection

Wedgwood at the Victoria and Albert Museum.

Sold at auction Wedgwood Solid Light Blue Jasper Covered Vase on Drum Base for sale in auction. Auction Number 2920M, Lot Number 458. Bid on similar items for sale at auction

Stunning Jasperware bud vase with Greek mythology patterns in the classic Wedgwood blue. Made in 1965 in England by Wedgwood. Gorgeous addition to a Jasperware collection or for blue and white decor. Maker's mark and the date "65" stamped into the underside. Perfect for any shelf or vignette. Will be carefully packaging with plenty of materials to help ensure its safe arrival at its new home. Please comment if you have any questions.