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FEATURE OF THE WEEK- Click the pic!
Perfect for Easter, egg cup chicks!
The Wedgwood Museum
Let's hope the Museum holdings can be saved!
Painting of The Queen at Breakfast by her husband
Can you guess the Wedgwood connection?
Wedgwood featured on London Tourist Guide
Quintessential symbols of London, Wedgwood & Tea Clik the pik
A Study in Geometry
The Late Lord Piers Wedgwood, here at an Aussie rug showroom opening with a rug patterned after a Wedgwood bone china pattern.
Wedgwood 250th Anniversary Medallion
Click for interesting short article about Josiah the Scientist
Great Photo of newer china Pattern
A lovely bird motif like many old Wedgwood patterns click the pic
LORD WEDGWOOD LOOKING GOOD
DESPITE HIS HEAVY TRAVEL SCHEDULE HIS DAPPER APPEARANCE NEVER FAILS
Wedgwood Lookalike c1880
Pottsville, PA Sykes & Rice Mountain City Variety Store
Dancing Hours in all their Glory
Wedgwood Icons
JOSIAH WEDGWOOD F.R.S., FATHER OF ENGLISH POTTERIES
A classic picture of Josiah Wedgwood, founder of Wedgwood & Sons
De vader van de Engelse
pottenbakkers.
De vader van de Engelse
pottenbakkers.
The Portland Vase - Wedgwood Symbol for all times
Learn more about it -click the picture
Wedgwood's Modern Look
For Young Moderns
Wedgwood pastry, looks delicious!
Google Wedgwood Wedding Cake
About Me
- Leslie Vander Meulen
- Suburban St. Louis, MO, United States
- Well, I messed up! I used the same email address to set up my family blog as well as my Wedgwood blog. I apologize for the confusion. No matter which blog you are on, it's me! Please just read on and you'll figure it out! Besides my long-time Wedgwood addiction, I'm a genealogist among other things, with a long-time passion for family history. I hope you will contact me if you feel you may be related. I'm happy to share family information and am always looking to enhance my own tree branches. I've been collecting and studying Wedgwood for more years than I care to admit, suffice it to say many, and love to correspond with other collectors. Get in touch, even if you aren't ready to buy! Share your collections, ask questions, let us know what's on your mind! I am learning some Dutch! One of my all time favorite descriptions is 'Josiah Wedgwood father of English Potteries', so here it is in Dutch: "Wedgwood De vader van de Engelse pottenbakkers" - My favorite new word pottenbakkers!!!
Lovely Wedgwood Photo
From the Dutch Wedgwood Catalog
Beautiful Patrician Pattern Queensware
Click the picture to go to Patrician in our stock.
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