Wedgwood is a British luxurious brand known for its fine china, ceramics, and luxury lifestyle products such as tea sets, vases, and home decor items.
Started by Josiah Wedgwood in England in 1759.
Josiah was the first potter to create Jasperware, a type of unglazed vitreous stoneware.
Wedgwood became the official tableware supplier to Queen Charlotte in 1765.
By 1773, Wedgwood had started exporting its wares across Europe and began building its international reputation.
In 1986, Wedgwood merged with Waterford Crystal to form Waterford Wedgwood.
In 2009, Waterford Wedgwood filed for bankruptcy and was eventually bought by Fiskars Corporation in 2015.
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Wedgwood's signature stoneware product that is unglazed and usually decorated with white figures in bas-relief.
Wedgwood produces luxurious and elegant tea sets, which include a teapot, cups, saucers, and a sugar bowl.
Wedgwood produces handcrafted and finely detailed vases that come in a range of designs and styles.
Wedgwood produces various home decor items such as picture frames, desk sets, and candle holders.
Most of Wedgwood's china is not recommended for use in the microwave because of the high probability of chipping or cracking from the heat.
Wedgwood china is made in the UK and Indonesia.
Wedgwood china is dishwasher safe, but it is recommended to use a milder dishwashing detergent to extend the life of the product.
Wedgwood and Royal Doulton are both British brands that produce luxurious home decor products. Wedgwood is known for its fine china and ceramics, whereas Royal Doulton is known for its figurines and collectibles.
Wedgwood's products are considered to be on the expensive side due to their quality and luxurious design.