Michael Eden: Wedgwood and Wouldn’t
Having been invited to exhibit my work at The Bowes Museum, I was excited but somewhat daunted by the thought
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5 May 2017
Dining [and smashing china] with the Bowes
The Bowes Museum is not meant to be, and never has been, a museum of the Bowes family. Despite the
An Introduction to Delftware & the Haarlem Plates
Delftware originates from the Netherlands and is a form of tin-glazed ceramics. True Delftware comes from the small town of
Wedgwood – with the Gods up above, and down at heel
The name of Josiah Wedgwood has come down to us as one of the greatest of 18th century potters and
Eleven Charismatic Men Line Up At The Museum
What number links the following: members of a football team, pipers piping or players on each side in cricket? The
Reconstructing an 18th Century Dessert
Some of the fun of working in a museum, and especially a collection of ceramics, is working out how things
The Race Is On!
The preparatory work for phase 4b is well underway, and the builders, having stripped out the first gallery, are now
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