A one-of-a-kind Wedgwood tea and coffee set which previously belonged to fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld is now on display in Staffordshire. The 'Campanula' set can now be seen at the V&A Wedgwood ...

You simply can’t go wrong with a classic Wedgwood fine bone china tea set. This particular tea set combines the classic Wedgwood cameo with Florentine accents and 22-carat gold banding.

Wedgwood Green Jasperware Vase Set: $70,305.63 . ... Patterned after the tea set Josiah Wedgwood made for Queen Charlotte in 1765, Queen's Ware is another very popular pattern.

Palace teams up with Wedgwood to create tongue-in-cheek tea set. Palace Wedgwood is introduced today in a playful ‘Antiques Roadshow’-inspired film by Alasdair McLellan, starring ceramics expert Lars ...

Teacups Get Handles in the 18th Century . Tea became popular in Europe during the 1600s. According to NPR, some experts believe that the development of the handle was based on necessity.

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.

View 24pc Wedgwood Tea & Coffee Service Set, Gold Florentine By Wedgwood Josiah; bone china; 5''H. 4''L x 5''W x 2.25''H 1''H x 5.75''d 8.5''L x 4.25''W x 10.25''H 5.5''L x 9''W x; . Access more ...

In the eighteenth century Wedgwood had made some of the most expensive ceramics in Britain, but this earthenware tea set shows that by the 1840s, when Wedgwood produced it, the company was aiming ...

Life & Luxury; Design; Wedgwood smashes tradition. Charles Jeffrey’s take on traditional jasperwear might have upset purists, but a new generation of consumers lapped up the designs with gusto.

This tea set was made by the famous Staffordshire pottery frm founded by Josiah Wedgwood. It is made of red stoneware, which came to Europe from China via Holland in the 1600s, and can withstand ...