Day 21: The Wedgwood Jasperware Collection – The Royal Collection

10 thoughts on “Day 21: The Wedgwood Jasperware Collection – The Royal Collection”

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   Alexandra MSH

   at 4:38 pm

   Lovely collections! Best wishes on your Florida abode. Xx

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2. 

   Mike

   at 1:18 am

   Lovely! I have the whole EVIII set minus the lid of the tea pot

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      Inspecting History with Julian Gower

      at 2:40 am

      That’s awesome! I love my teapot!

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3. 

   Sandy Smith

   at 1:36 am

   If its glazed, wouldn’t it be called “Queensware”?

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      Geoff Weldon

      at 5:03 am

      no, jasperware can be glazed.

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4. 

   Marina Vogel

   at 2:53 pm

   🙏🤗👍👍👍🔥❤️

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5. 

   Jim Gordon

   at 4:30 pm

   Very classy collection! The historic continuity and variety of Jasperware are unique. The black is, to me, the most striking and most reminiscent of ancient pottery.

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      Inspecting History with Julian Gower

      at 4:33 pm

      Yes the black jasperware is absolutely beautiful and classic. I do hope to collect a few more of the black pieces in the future.

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   Tristan Mason

   at 1:54 am

   Nice….we have a large collection WW Jasperware I am hooked on Cobalt, Crimson, and Basalt. You have so many interesting videos I don’t know where to begin!

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7. 

   Ashley Miller

   at 10:58 pm

   Thanks for the info! We just bought a 120 yo farmhouse and found a box of these from 1980s! Very cool to know their history

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