A Dwight Family Heirloom (pre-1685) and a Fake (pre-1887), Hugh Tait
Wedgwood and Worlitz, Gaye Blake Roberts
The "Choice" of Hercules and Homer: Two Wedgwood Designs by John Flaxman, William Keyse Rudolph
The Campbell Collection of Soup Tureens at Winterthur Museum: A Noble Selection, Pat Halfpenny
Some Recent Discoveries in Fairyland, Jeffrey Tulman
Robert Browning, Julia Wedgwood, and the Neoclassical Style, Vincent F. Petronella
Davenport Ceramics in America, F. A. Davenport
Wedgwood's Swan Vases, Jessie McNab
On the cover: A large Wedgwood "Swan vase," tin and lead
glazes on a white earthenware body, the central ovoid section in tones
of orange and purplish blue-black, 1876 (or 1873), 54 (137.2 cm) h.
This remarkable vase and a similar one were given to the Metropolitan
Museum of Art in 1995 and the two vases are now on display. Impressed
marks WEDGWOOD, O, W, DDE (or DDB). The Metropolitan Museum of Art,
Gift of Gyora and Judith S. Novak in honor of David T. Siegel, 1995.
(1995.288.2a-c). For more about these vases, see "Wedgwood's Swan Vases" on page 70.
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