Look at the base for the impressed name Wedgwood. If it is stamped in individual lower case letters, that points to a date before 1769, but usually it will be in capitals. If you see the word England, that dates the piece to after 1891. Pieces marked Made in England belong to the 20th century.

Is all Wedgwood stamped?

Early Wedgwood works may be unmarked, but the presence of the correct mark is an indication that the piece is genuine and should allow you to determine its true age. Before 1781 very few unmarked pieces can be correctly attributed to Wedgwood.

What is the color Wedgewood blue?

Wedgewood blue is the gentle blue color of Wedgewood pottery. It is not a web color and can only be used in HTMl and CSS code with its hex, RGB, HSB and CMYK values.

Does Wedgewood Gray have green in it?

Wedgewood Gray has so much depth in the color and again, if you have a great space of a mix of both natural and artificial light, youll get that amazing green/blue color that has made Wedgewood such a popular color.