World of Wedgwood, Stoke-On-Trent, is the ultimate destination to experience the Wedgwood Brand. Our aim is to bring the craftsmanship and heritage of Wedgwood to our visitors in a genuinely inspiring way. An award-winning VisitEngland Gold Accolade visitor attraction, World of Wedgwood features a UNESCO recognised V&A museum collection, factory tour, master craft studio, contemporary tea room, restaurant and the Wedgwood Flagship retail store, the World of Wedgwood is an opportunity to ‘learn by doing’, to shop, eat and explore…
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I am wondering if there is any detailed information concerning the Wedgwood engine lathe and its function. I have seen the late Don Carpentier's videos on his copy of the lathe, but would like more information.
I worked for Wedgewood for 16 years... It's over rated, poorly made and the shop floor workers were treated like slaves, I remember having to ask to use the toilet , I was made redundant lost my redundancy because of liquidation and my pension, there definitely was life after Wedgewood...
Lovely… I admire and respect the English Way of Porcelain making. Collect 18th center paste porcelain for the Shape and Style that ushered in the new Porcelain Making. Each cup of tea or coffee or hot chocolate seems so much more delicious… from hand fine English bone China. Thank You. My deepest regards. VIVAT REX CHARLES III 🏴🇬🇧🏴🏴🧐
Average Salary in Indonesia 2022: EXPERIENCE ANNUAL SALARY Less than 2 years 3,070,000 IDR ($213.42) More than 2 years 12,100,000 IDR ($841.17) More than 5 years 54,200,000 IDR ($3767.88)
Congratulations on buying an Indonesian set of plates. Oh and here are the average salaries of an Indonesian workers, yes that is a years salary. Average Salary in Indonesia 2022: EXPERIENCE ANNUAL SALARY Less than 2 years 3,070,000 IDR ($213.42) More than 2 years 12,100,000 IDR ($841.17) More than 5 years 54,200,000 IDR ($3767.88)
Adding this tour to my must-see list, for if I’m lucky enough to be traveling through that area! I’ve always loved jasperware; my parents had a couple small dishes and I admired them as a child.
I collect coffee/tea pots(oldest from around 1915 up to 2010's many different styles Art Nouveau,Art Deco,Memphis Milano and everything in between )and I own a Rosedale(1981-1993) coffeepot and Samurai(1997-2007) teapot and I must say that the craftmanship is among the very best.
Made several trips to the factory outlet at Stoke-on-Trent when we were in the UK. However, sad that we never got the chance to go not he factory tour.
