Since the 18th century, Wedgwood has become a household word around the world. Popularly known for the grey-blue and white ware termed Jasper, the firm produced a wide range and variety of high-quality wares unequalled in modern times. Lilac Jasper tea services, Black Basalt busts and figures, delicate Pearl Ware table accessories, colorful Variegated Ware urns and vases, enamel-painted Queen's Ware dinner services- these objects and thousands of others, first produced during Josiah Wedgwood's career, document an enterprise of uncommon historical and artistic value. 18th-Century Wedgwood returns the reader to the sources of this extraordinary achievement.

22.5cm x 28.6cm, 192 pages, Hardcover, 1980 (Condition: Very Good)

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