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The founder of the company, Josiah Wedgwood built his factory at Etruria in 1769. Known as ‘The Father of English potters’, he created ‘Queensware’ a range of cream coloured fine earthenware and was given royal patronage by Queen Charlotte and the Empress Catherine ll of Russia. Over the years Kings and Queens, Tsars, Emperors and Sultans have selected Wedgwood for their tables. Today, collectors and buyers of Wedgwood china include the rich and famous throughout the world as well as thousands who cherish and value the distinctive quality that marks Wedgwood.

Fine bone china tableware has been in continuous production at Wedgwood for over 100 years offering something for all tastes, ranging from plain white china designs to very sophisticated patterns, from the casual portrayal of the traditional English countryside in Sarah’s Garden (named after Josiah Wedgwood’s wife, Sarah), to the contemporary elegance of one of Britain’s best known designers, Jasper Conran, who has teamed up with Wedgwood to produce a range of tableware that has proved extremely popular with modern brides. India Wedgwood is another popular pattern with the delicacy of a fine watercolour, India's floral motif is a glorious echo of the ancient traditions of Indian decorative art.

(N.B. Although Wedgwood are resigned to being often misspelt, most commonly as ‘Wedgewood’ or ‘Wedgewood China’, we welcome the opportunity to wave the flag for ‘ WEDGWOOD’ with whom we have enjoyed an enormously successful relationship over the past 50 years).

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