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Wedgwood  Shape Recognition 129 Shape / Coffee set 《Warewish》 Wedgwood 129 Shape (Coffee set, Wedgwood Catalog Standard) Identification of Shapes in Wedgwood Pottery or Porcelain:  Wedgwood, a globally renowned ceramic manufacturing company, boasts an extensive product line encompassing various shapes and styles. One crucial method for identifying Wedgwood pottery or porcelain is through shape recognition. Wedgwood pottery and porcelain often exhibit distinctive shapes and structures, including specific edge designs, handle shapes, or overall profiles. By comparing the shape of pottery or porcelain to known...

Wedgwood Jasper Dip Sacrifice to FLORA / biscuit barrel 《Lady Templetown design / c.1890》 Sacrifice to FLORA ~ Wedgwood Jasper Dip 1   This Wedgwood jar is a light blue Jasperware dip biscuit jar. The pattern "Sacrifice to FLORA"was designed by Wedgwood's famous art designer Lady Templetown. The pattern describes the arrival of spring, and people offer sacrifices to the spring goddess Flora, hoping that spring will come and youth will last forever. 這個Wedgwood罐子，是淺藍色Jasperware浸染工藝的餅乾罐。這個圖案"向春天女神獻祭"由Wedgwood著名的藝術設計師Lady Templetown所設計。圖案描述春天到了，人們對於春天女神Flora獻祭，期盼春天降臨，青春永駐。 Sacrifice to FLORA ~ Wedgwood Jasper Dip 2 Flora (Latin: Flora) is the goddess of spring. In Roman mytholo...

Wedgwood Jasper Dip Apotheosis of Homer / plaque & vase 《John Flaxman design / c.1779》 Original design: Apotheosis of Homer Wedgwood  Apotheosis of Homer plaque 1 Plaque: This plaque features a light blue background adorned with white relief depicting scenes of "Homeric deities." The design was crafted by British sculptor, draughtsman, and designer, Mr. John Flaxman (1755-1826), inspired by the ancient Greek and Roman original illustrations found in the publications of Sir William Hamilton (1730-1803). It is considered one of Wedgwood's most significant Jasperware pieces. John Flaxman was a prominent artist employed by Wedgwood in the 18th century. The length is 14 inches; Height, 7 inches. 牌匾: 這塊牌匾聚焦於“荷馬神化”場景，...

Wedgwood Jasper Dip 350 - Trophy / c.1900 《Wedgwood 4 Muses Vase》 Wedgwood Jasper Dip 4 Muses Vase 01 Wedgwood Jasper Dip is the process of covering solid-colored jasper (typically white or light blue) with a dark-colored jasper slip. Some jasperware items are dipped on one side, while others are dipped on both sides, with the base color showing at the edges. The jasper dip technique was introduced in 1777 when the price of cobalt rose, making the dyeing of solid jasper into deep blue costly. This dipping process is still in use, especially for "noble" items and those relying on engine-turned wheels to produce decorative effects through lines or patterns. Wedgwood Jasper Dip(Wedgwood浸染浮雕玉石)製作方法是將固色碧玉(通常是白色或淺藍色)覆蓋上深色的碧玉滑料。一些碧玉器物只在一面浸漬，一些則在兩面，基本顏色會顯示在邊緣處。浮雕玉石的浸染工藝於1777年引入，當時鈷的價格上漲，使得染成深藍色的固體碧玉變得代價高...