Use for earthenware produced by Josiah Wedgewood from 1779, distinguished from his creamware by having a greater percentage of flint and white clay in the body and a trace of cobalt oxide in the glaze which gives it a bluish white cast.
This term has 112 records attributed within our system.
AAT
Keyword
Object category
Object name
3000261855
13yrs ago
Potter:
Wood, Enoch
Sculptor:
Rysbrack, John Michael
(After)
Factory:
Enoch Wood
Factory:
Wood & Caldwell
Shorthose & Co.
(Probably)
Shorthose & Heath
(Possibly)
Enoch Wood and Sons
(Possibly)
Potter:
Wood, Ralph, II
(Perhaps)
Production:
Unidentified Staffordshire factory
Factory:
Enoch Wood
Potter:
Wood, Enoch
Sculptor:
Rysbrack, John Michael
(After)
Factory:
Wood & Caldwell
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