designs produced in Europe evolved to reflect motifs familiar to the Western market like Dutch windmills or the ancient Roman scenes recognized in early Wedgwood china patterns." From historic ...

Whether you're a serial Spode collector or a Wedgwood faithful ... But whatever camp you're in, there are few patterns as widely loved as Blue Willow china. While the pattern itself needs no ...

SPECIAL TO THE STAR-BANNER THIS FLOW BLUE CHINA WAS MADE ... in the 1820s by Josiah Wedgwood. The process is a print design intentionally treated to cause the pattern to bleed during the glaze ...

EVERYONE has some old plates knocking about in the back of the kitchen cupboard gathering dust. But did you know you could sitting on a goldmine, with some fetching thousands of pounds? Laura ...

It may look as if it's a little blurry, but make no mistake, collectors have focused on flow blue china. Although reproductions ... items in the same pattern were not consistent.

Wedgwood dinnerware has graced the tables of British ... her own small Wedgwood keepsake included in the exhibition. The blue Jasperware dish — Wedgwood's most recognisable type of stoneware ...