2016, Number 32
Published September 2020
©2020 by The Wedgwood Society of New York, ISSN 1043-3317
- President's Letter
- Flowers and Flags: Thoughts on a Derby “Union” Plate by Robert Harrison
- A Wax & Water Candlestick for a Watch Light by Harwood A. Johnson
- Wedgwood Jasper Tablets inset into French Furniture: an Imperial Russian Connection by Robin Emmerson
- The Royal Presence: Pre-1840 Pottery Portraiture by Myrna Schkolne
- The World Of Make-Do by David M. Pendergast
- Studio Pottery at The Fitzwilliam Museum: The Dr. John Shakeshaft Bequest by Helen Ritchie
- Thomas Pardoe by Colin Andrew
- The Caughley Society: Restoration of the Caughley Porcelain Factory Memorial
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On the cover: A Derby Union Plate, with floral decoration attributed to William “Quaker” Pegg,
c. 1815, crown, crossed batons and D mark painted in red, 8 13/16” (22.4 cm) d. On the
reverse is the inscription Rose, Thistle and Shamrock, the national flowers of England, Scotland
and Ireland. The plate marks the Acts of Union of 1800, whereby Great Britain and Ireland were
united in one kingdom, as related in an article on the plate by Robert Harrison.
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