A Passion for `Old Wedgwood', The Felix Joseph Collection of Wedgwood, Pamela Wood
``Joining the Pleasing with the Useful'', Margaret Zimmermann
Wax Models by Pacetti and Angelini in the Lady Lever Art Gallery, Robin Emmerson
Silver to Clay: Wedgwood and the Greek Pottery Trade, Nancy H. Ramage
The Game's Afoot: Wedgwood's Caneware Pie Dishes, David M. Pendergast
Wedgwood's York Street London Showrooms, Lynn Miller
Interview with a Wedgwood Artist: Margaret Philbrick, Ronald F. Frazier
Book Review
In Memoriam
On the cover: Plate from the Frog Service. The Frog Service was
commissioned by Catherine the Great of Russia in 1773. It owes its name
to the Frog Marsh or La Grenouillère, the site that Catherine had
chosen for the building of her Chesmenski Palace. Created by Wedgwood
and Bentley, the service consisted of almost 1,000 pieces of Queensware
including the specially designed Catherine shape plate. Each piece is
adorned with the frog emblem and hand painted with over 1,000 different
subjects depicting views of English landscapes.
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