This decorative pottery is known for its blue background and white cameo patterns. Wedgwood.com If you're a collector of pottery, you know that no collection is complete without Jasperware—the ...

Jasperware was designed by English potter Josiah Wedgwood. The collection of unglazed stoneware, featuring white classical motifs, made its debut in the late 18th century and became a prominent ...

Though Jasperware comes in multiple colors, this specific set was painted a lovely sage green. Made circa 1870, this vase duo sold for an impressive $70,305.63 in 2011. Wedgwood Majolica Punchbowl ...

Wedgwood worked for many years developing the jasperware body, and in 1774, he proclaimed it to be a body, “of exquisite beauty and delicacy ... receiving colors through its whole substance in a ...

Q: We have a pair of vases that were a wedding present to my mother in 1931. They are unmarked but look like they might be Wedgwood, except that they're green and white, instead of the traditional ...

Charles Jeffrey LOVERBOY presented its Wedgwood collaboration during its recent Spring/Summer 2024 runway show during Milan Fashion Week, utilizing pieces of jasperware to decorate regal gowns ...

Wedgwood worked for many years developing the jasperware body, and in 1774, he proclaimed it to be a body, "of exquisite beauty and delicacy ... receiving colors through its whole substance in a ...

Wedgwood-produced Jasperware comes in around 30 different colours, including sage green and, rarest of all, crimson (a 20th-century crimson pitcher decorated with trailing grapevines and classical ...

After inheriting her grandmother’s collection of the intricate unglazed stoneware known as jasperware, a young writer finds herself obsessed with finding more. Spirited haggling ensues.