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WEDGWOOD
British Ceramics from the 18th Century to the present day. |
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WEDGWOOD - Reilly R. Published Macmillan
1989. 2 Volumes in slip case. Vol. 1 808 pages. Vol.2
888 pages.. With 3,500 black & white illustrations and 350
full colour plates. Original cloth & gilt in heavy slipcase.
A good to very good set. The simplicity of a one word title that belies the mammoth of ceramic literature lurking behind. With out doubt the ultimate book on Wedgwood ceramics expanding and updating every area and period. The largest and most heavily illustrated 2 volume work ever produced on one ceramic manufacturer (so far). With almost 1,700 pages and nearly 4,000 illustrations. When originally published at £ 500 some 15 years ago eyebrows were raised, jaws dropped and overdrafts were extended around the world. |
£ 170.00 |
| W42) THE STORY OF WEDGWOOD - Kelly A. 1962. 80 pages. 38 b/w illustrations & 10 colour. Softback some wear to covers. The story of Wedgwood was first published by Josiah Wedgwood and sons in 1930. In 1962 it was completely revised and enlarged. |
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WEDGWOOD Jasper Ware - Bedford J.
1964. Collectors pieces no.1. 64 pages. 33 b/w & 2 colour.d/w.
Ex-Libris G. Godden. Signed. The small collectors series work on Jasper that concludes with date marks and registration marks. |
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WEDGWOOD WARE - Kelly A. 1970. 96
pages. 102 b/w illustrations. Hardback. d/w. Very good copy.
Illustrations from other Museums as well as Wedgwood and some private collections. |
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CHATS ON WEDGWOOD WARE. Barnard H.
London 1924. 260 page. 64 b/w. plates.Original cloth. Good copy. A first edition of the popular work reprinted by the Buten Museum of Wedgwood in 1971 and written by the manager of the Wedgwood London Showrooms from1902 to 1919 and then curator of the Wedgwood museum. |
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LECTURES on WEDGWOOD. Given at the Wedgwood Memorial College. - Various authors. 1960. 84 pages. 29 b/w illust.
Soft. Good. The largest and only illustrated lectures are the two on Design and Decoration by the Art Director Victor Skellern. Also includes lectures by Bemrose, Haggar and Sir John Wedgwood. |
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THE PORTLAND VASE - Haynes D.E.L.
British Museum 1964. 50 pages. 18 b/w, 1 colour plate and 1 folding
plate. Soft covers. Very good. The history and complete description of the original glass Portland vase named after it's last owner the Duke of Portland. A detailed analysis and history of the frieze decoration and of the vase dating from around 50 BC. |
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Loan Exhibition in Conjunction with the 8th Wedgwood International
Seminar. RELIEF-ORNAMENTED CERAMICS. An Historical Survey - Nelson Gallery & Atkins Museum . Kansas. Bulletin
No.4 1963. 32 pages. 60 b/w illustrations. Soft back. Good. Exhibition examining and illustrating wares from 5th century Chinese to 18th century Wedgwood. 60 items including Pallisy, slipware, delft, saltglaze and creamware. |
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EARLY WEDGWOOD LUSTREWARES. John W.D.
& Simcox J. 1963. 24 pages & 60 pieces illustrated. 3
in colour. A4 softback covers. A survey of marked Wedgwood lusterwares of the 1810 to 1815 period. Showing Pink, Gold, Silver and Moonlight lustre wares on many shapes and forms. |
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WEDGWOOD A Collectors Guide - 1992.
Williams P. 128 pages. 126 colour illustrations. Hardback. d/w.
With price guide for all items illustrated. A broad guide to the whole of Wedgwood's range of wares 18th to 20th century, with price band guides. |
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25th ANNIVERSARY BOOK. The Wedgwood Society 1951-1976 -Buten Museum 1976. Editor Mrs. Arthur Levy. 40 pages.
14 b/w illustrations. Soft covers. very good. A celebration weekend 8th to the 10th October 1976. With introduction by Mrs. Buten, the original 1951 first lecture given by the late Harry Buten and complete list and details of all events held by the society in 25 years. |
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| W56)
WEDGWOOD in London 1759-1984. 25th Anniversary Exhibition 1759-1984-
Wedgwood 1984. 72 pages. 44 b/w illustrations. Soft colour covers.
A4 size.( Illustrated top of this page) An exhibition of 516 items listed and described, with articles by Gaye Blake Roberts, the Fontaines, Lynn Miller and others. Articles and items all linked to Wedgwood and the capital such as Wedgwood and the Coffee Houses, South Kensington Art School, Decorating Studios, The Theatre etc. |
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WEDGWOOD MUSEUM BARLASTON - Wedgwood
1969. 36 pages. 54 b/w illustrations. Soft colour covers. Very
good. A museum publication covering 18th to 20th century wares. |
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THE AMERICAN WEDGWOODIAN - 12 parts.
Various issues from Vol.1 No.1 1962 to Vol 5 no.1 the 1975 seminar
cruise. Incomplete run. Approx. 300 pages & 320 b/w illust.
Soft covers. Vol.1 Pt.1 marked covers. Most others good to very
good. A wide variety of subjects and collections covered , published by the Wedgwood International Seminar. Volume one parts 1to3 then parts 5 & 6. |
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| W61) ARS CERAMICA. Number 6 - 1989. Wedgwood Society of New York. 568 pages. 102 b/w illustrations. + adverts. Soft. Various articles including non-Wedgwood such as Dasy Rea (1894-1984): A Worcester Life by John Sandon, A Potters Amusement (Greatbach) by David Barker, Wedgwood in the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts by Diana Edwards and Wedgwood Flower & Bough Pots by Daisy W. Bridges. |
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WEDGWOOD CERAMICS 1846-1959 A NEW APPRAISAL. Batkin M. 1982. 244 pages. 600 black & white &
53. colour illustratins.d/w. One of the few publications to cover the late 19th and 20th century wares of Wedgwood in any detail. |
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WEDGWOOD of ETRURIA & BARLASTON. Exhibition to Celebrate
the 250th Anniversary of Josiah Wedgwood 1730 - 1795 - City Museum Stoke. 1980. 138 pages. 324 exhibits.
72 b/w plates. Soft, colour covers. Good. From the earliest Wedgwood wares to the 20th century wares of Ravilous & Murray. |
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STUBBS & WEDGWOOD. A Unique alliance between Artist &
Potter - Taylor B. Tate Gallery. Exhibition
1974. 120 pages. 32 black & white & 8 colour plates.
Soft.Fine. With 25 pages on the art & technical aspects of enamel painting. The illustrations of Stubbs work on all formats are taken from various museum & private sources. |
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JOSIAH WEDGWOOD: The Arts and Sciences United - Science Museum Exhibition 1978. 80 pages of text
& 20 pages of black & white plates.Soft colour covers
.Fine. A look at Josiah Wedgwood the scientist & chemist as well as the potter. Exhibition of 247 items, documents and equipment. |
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WEDGWOOD. A Living Tradition. - Graham
J.M. & Wedgwood H.C. Brooklyn 1948.118 pages. 93 b/w plates.
2 colour plates. Hardback. Decorated covers. Good. Ex- Godden
private library. An exhibition of 613 items from the 18th century to the 1940's. |
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WEDGWOOD RARITIES - Buten H. M. The
Buten Museum U.S.A. 1969. 320 pages. 308 black white plates.
Original cloth & gilt. Good copy. From the 18th to the twentieth century, rare shapes and designs in pottery and porcelain illustrated in large format. |
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EARLY WEDGWOOD POTTERY. Exhibited at 34 Wigmore Street. London
- London 1951. 122 pages. 74 b/w illustrations
& 5 colour. Soft covers, ring bound. Very good copy. An exhibition at the London premises of Wedgwood. Many items not previously exhibited including those items recently purchased by the Wedgwood museum from the private collection of Eustace Calland. |
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WEDGWOOD ABC. But not Middle E - Buten
H.M. 1964. 112 pages. 124 b/w illustrations. Soft. Fair. Covering the concepts of collecting, types of wares & collections and giving an indication of supply, demand, price, status and future demand for each shape or type of ware. |
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The Making of WEDGWOOD at Barlaston -
C.1955. Wedgwood 28 pages. 36 b/w illust.Soft. Good Illustrations of Wedgwood staff at work in all departments with descriptions. |
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A PERSONAL LIFE OF THE FIFTH JOSIAH WEDGWOOD 1899-1968 - John Wedgwood M.D. Buten Museum 1979. 16 pages.
21 b/w illustrations. Soft. Good. Ex- Godden private library. Illustrations are all of family members, groups and family houses. |
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| W16) THE
WEDGWOOD TRIO - Meteyard E. 1967 reprint
of 3 Volumes in 1. Wedgwood & His Works 1873. Memorials of
Wedgwood 1874. Choice Examples of Wedgwood Art 1879. 280 pages.
86 full page b/w plates, illustrating hundreds of items. In original
blue cloth & gilt. A useful reprint of the three difficult to obtain early illustrated volumes. |
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Sale. Fine English Porcelain & WEDGWOOD - Christie's . Dec. 6th 1976. 246 lots. 88 illustrated
in b/w plates. Good. There are 82 lots of Wedgwood including items from the Hendry collection. |
£ 6.00 |
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The Genius of WEDGWOOD - Young H.
Ed. 1995 V.&A. exhibition. 240 pages. 140 b/w & 50 colour
illust. Soft. Over 500 items brought together for the bicentenary of his death many of these items never shown before. One third of the catalogue illustrates and discusses items from the Green Frog Service, listed above, and includes a section on the London decorating studio. |
£ 23.00 |
| W19) JOSIAH WEDGWOOD. Master Potter - Church A.H. London 1903. 82 pages,plus 28 pages b/w
& 7 of colour plates. Good. Some plates on art card with tissue guards. |
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WEDGWOOD. The New Illustrated Dictionary. Reilly
R. 1995. 420 pages.1,300 entries. 1,080 b/w & 133 colour
illust.d/w. A completely new revised and enlarged edition, and relying heavily on the earlier 2 volume work by Reilly for information and illustrations. |
£ 45.00 |
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GEORGE STUBBS and the WEDGWOOD CONNECTION
- Vincent-Kemp R. 1986. 64 pages. 34 b/w illust & 1 colour
plate. Soft colour covers. A later examination of Stubbs with fewer illustrations of his work. |
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WEDGWOOD FAIRYLAND LUSTRE. The Work of Daisy Makeig-Jones. Fontaines U.des. 1975. 298 pages. 52 colour plates
& 168 b/w illustrations. Hardback in colour dust wrapperd.
Very good copy. The rare and collectable Wedgwood fairyland and dragon lustre designs produced between 1914 and 1931. Many original design drawings are shown in great detail. The book describes all of the Makeig-Jones designs and an index to the pattern number system used on all lustre designs including the fairyland. The standard work by the late Una des Fontaines. |
£ 48.00 |
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Paper. HERCULES IN WEDGWOOD's WORLD
- Arthur R. Luedders. Wedgwood International Semina publication
1985. 43 pages. 66 b/w illustrations. Soft white covers. Inscribed to Vicki & Stan Grienwald? from Arthur. The historical background to the numerous plaques, vases, figures depicting Hercules and related figures. |
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| W25) WEDGWOOD by RATHBONE - Rathbone
F. 1968 reprint of 1898 original. 258 pages. 64 full page b/w
plates. Index. original green cloth & gilt. Very good. A reprint of Old Wedgwood originally published in 1898 in 8 single parts of 36 pages each and sold at the time for 21 shillings. This full reprint includes an added index. Illsutrating and discussing the finer wares such as relief decorated jasper etc. |
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Sale. The Well-known Collection of WEDGWOOD POTTERY. The
First Portion. 1971. Sotheby's. November 30th. 312
lots. 184 lots in b/w. Fine. Price list. Part one of the 2 part sale of the Oster's of Philadelphia. Contains a wide range of unusual Wedgwood from medallions, basalt, caneware, redware, creamware etc. |
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| W28) Sale.. The Well-known Collection of WEDGWOOD
POTTERY. The Second & Final Portion. 1972. Sotheby's.
May 16th. 290.lots. 118 lots in b/w. Fine. Part two of the 2 part sale of the Oster's of Philadelphia. This part particularly strong on Jasper ware and basalt medallions. Also contains a section of variegated vases, creamware and caneware. |
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Sale. Christie's East. New York.
NINETEENTH CENTURY, Furniture, Sculpture, Porcelain including
Wedgwood from the Jacobs Collection - 1994. April 25th. .
488 Lots. 198 Lots in colour. 142 Lots in b/w. Fine. With 182 lots of porcelain 62 of which are Wedgwood from the Herbert and Sylvia Jacobs collection. Wedgwood includes services,plates and plaques by Emille Lessore and other signed items and rarities. Also Solon plaques, Royal Worcester, 40 lots of Sevres vases, garnitures . 14 Berlin Plaques etc. |
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Sale. Christie's. WEDGWOOD and
Related Wares - 1995. June 15th. 160 Lots. 108 Lots in colour.Fine
The Christie's bicentenary sale that includes 11 items from Robin Reilly. With 23 items of Fairlyland lustre all shown in colour, Majolica, basalt, creamware and later pottery and porcelain. |
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