Famous
English Potters
Of course Wedgwood wasn't the only successful ceramic industrialist
in Britain. Check out some of his competitors, like Doulton or Spode.
Lady
Lever Art Gallery
Online access to the Wedgwood collection of the Lady Lever Art Gallery,
including extensive jasperware.
Signature
Marks
Another Wedgwood authentication page
Josiah Wedgwood on the potteries.org
A personal site devoted to Wedgwood. Also a good resource.
The Life of Josiah Wedgwood
The life story of Josiah Wedgwood, a great pioneer of his time
Wedgwood
Family History Page
From the descendants of Josiah Wedgwood.
Wedgwood
Museum
Contains the world's greatest collection of Wedgwood ceramics, ranging
from a unique collection of Josiah Wedgwood’s original trials
for the perfection of Queen's Ware, later delivered in the form
of a 900+ piece dinner service to Catherine the Great of Russia
in 1774, to a rare 5 foot high Exhibition Vase, decorated by Emile
Lessore, the only one of its kind in Britain.
Wedgwood Society
of Boston
A good resource site on Wedgwood.
Wedgwood
Society of Great Britain
A society dealing with contemporary and antique Wedgwood ceramics.
Wedgwood
Society of NSW
An appreciation group interested in the products of Josiah Wedgwood,
FRS (1730-1795) and his successors to the present day; based in
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
Wedgwood Society of
Washington, D.C.
F ounded in 2000 and incorporated in 2005, the WSWDC was formed
to provide a forum in which Wedgwood enthusiasts could come together
and share their common interest – Wedgwood!
More Wedgwood
links from the WSWDC
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