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What is wedgwood?
Wedgwood is the name of a china company that makes tableware. (Like cups saucers plates etc)
What did josiah wedgwood invent?
He began the Wedgwood pottery company in England and made fine china and pottery.
Is the Wedgwood china still used today?
Yes.
What is the history of the Wedgwood pattern of Chinese Flowers it says Williamsburg on the bottom of it?
I believe Williamsburg is just the name of a Wedgwood COllection, as many china brands have.
What is history of edgewood china?
Josiah Wedgwood came from a family of potter and got the inspiration to develop Wedgwood China from the Portland Vase. He developed the first form of earthenware in 1765 which even impressed the British Queen.Ê
Is wedgwood china still being made?
Yes sometimes it can we but also in britain
What made Wedgwood's pottery so appealing to the new middle class?
I think that Wedgwood simply makes such beautiful china that it speaks for itself. take a look at some Wedgwood Kutani Crane to see for yourself. I've seen people use these as decorating plates they're so nice.
What types of products does Wedgwood offer for sale?
Wedgwood offers products related to housewares and dining and offers a variety of products even including pens. They offer china and other fine housewares sure to be loved by the customer.
What does China Unlimited Replacement Service sell?
China Unlimited Replacement Service sells hard to find and collector china. They do most of their sales from the website eBay. They sell brands such as Wedgwood and Royal Doulton.
What is Josiah Wedgwood pottery made from?
Usually bone china, although I'm sure it has varied in the 100+ years of Wedgwood's existence. If you have a question about a specific pattern, then we could give a definitive answer. Take a look at this helpful guide on determining the identity of your dishes.
Did China produce goods?
Yes, China did produce goods.
Many china companies today sell seconds - imperfect pieces - what marks identify china seconds - especially Wedgwood?
Scores through the writing on the bottom of the piece or a mark on the bottom (like a paint stroke).
