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Jasperware Tea Articles comprising a teapot, two covered sugar bowls and a creamer, each decorated with a continuous band of classical figures, with impressed Wedgwood marks.

Two Wedgwood Only Blue and White Jasperware Brooches Two Wedgwood jasperware brooches, circa late 1700's.

What they might not realize is the breadth of production or the fact that Wedgwood collectors span the globe.

Today he is seen as a visionary, who transformed pottery from a cottage craft into an international industry.

The is still producing pottery and giftware today.

Like any popular maker, its products were quickly copied by other makers in both England and across the Channel in Europe.

Nine Wedgwood Table Accessories 20th century, to include a green jasperware cream jug, a blue jasperware pitcher, a pair of green jasperware urns, a blue• The art of making durable copies at a small expense will thus promote the art of making originals, and future ages may view the productions of the age of George III with the same veneration that we now gaze upon those of Alexander the Great and Augustus.

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Museums: While many major US museums display wonderful examples of Wedgwood, the largest and most comprehensive collection of Wedgwood ceramics outside of England is housed at the Birmingham Museum of Art in Alabama.