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I have numerous pieces of Wedgwood jewelry, and the stamp is always on the ceramic part — or not at all, in the case of small earrings that match other pieces in a pattern.

wasn't necessarily blue, however—it was equally ravishing in green, lilac, yellow, pale gray, black, and chocolate brown.

This is one of the forms that defined the line.

Photo credit: What are some identifying features? 1895 — Josiah Wedgwood and Sons Ltd is incorporated• I have a Wedgwood item with the same depiction.

Four Herend: pair of candlesticks, 2.

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Godfrey Wedgwood 1833-1905 son of Francis Wedgwood, partner from 1859 to 1891.

Jasperware was originally developed by Josiah Wedgwood during the mid-1700s and took advantage of new decorating trends, notably, in this case, copies of pieces found by early archeologists digging Greek and Roman ruins.

Seven Wedgwood Tricolor Jasper Medallions: Seven Wedgwood Tricolor Jasper Medallions, 18th and 19th century, one octagonal, with light blue, lilac, and• My mum had kept a few things from her mum and I have to wonder if this could be a family heirloom.

A Wedgwood black basalt ware cup of flared form with scrolling and floral decoration and impressed mark to base together with a further black basalt bowl• We can thank who came from a family of potters, had a humble education, and invented himself, around 1776, into a world-class, self-taught, entrepreneurial genius when he redefined the industry.

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