Wedgwood
Blue jasperware maker
Wedgwood is fine English pottery, typically featuring white classical figures in relief against a pale blue background.
The distinctive style, developed by Josiah Wedgwood in the 18th century, became synonymous with elegant ceramics: a Wedgwood vase, Wedgwood blue.
The pale blue color itself is sometimes called Wedgwood blue.
Unglazed decorative stoneware
- creamwarePale refined English earthenware
- bone chinaCalcium-ash ceramic ware
- stonewareDense ceramic fired hot
- porcelainTranslucent fired clay
cameo · relief · neoclassical · tableware · vase · urn · medallion · dinnerware
Hebrew male name
- StaffordshireMidlands county in England
- DarwinBritish naturalist, species theorist
- abolitionFormal discontinuation of practice
- industrialistMajor manufacturing business owner
manufactory · craftsman · artisan · British · heritage · museum · antique · collectible
jasperware
Unglazed decorative stoneware
- creamwarePale refined English earthenware
- bone chinaCalcium-ash ceramic ware
- stonewareDense ceramic fired hot
porcelain · cameo · relief · neoclassical · tableware · vase · urn · medallion · dinnerware · ceramics
Josiah
Hebrew male name
- StaffordshireMidlands county in England
- DarwinBritish naturalist, species theorist
- abolitionFormal discontinuation of practice
industrialist · manufactory · craftsman · artisan · British · heritage · museum · antique · collectible · hallmark
blue
Primary color; also sad
primrose · lavender · pale blue · powder blue · matte · pastel
- antiquesantiques, antique furniture, antique, antique coins, Greek vases
- British Productscars, whisky, textiles, machinery, pharmaceuticals
- Heritage BrandsLevi's, Coca-Cola, Ford, Harley-Davidson, John Deere
- Home BrandsIKEA, Crate and Barrel, Williams-Sonoma, Pottery Barn, Bed Bath Beyond
- decorative artsdecorative arts, topiary, enamelwork, applied arts, ornamental design
- British antiquesSpode, Staffordshire, Chippendale, Victorian jewelry, jasperware
Wedgwoodpaper plates
Single-use dining surfaces
Corelle · Pyrex · Melmac · Tupperware · Rubbermaid