To most people, Wedgwood is just their cup of tea. The name of the British pottery firm, founded in 1759, connotes what Steuben does to glass or Gobelin to tapestries. Today Wedgwood, under the ...

HBO Max’s newly streaming “The Great Pottery Throw Down” is sure to draw the attention of fans of “The Great British Bake Off,” but there’s one thing the ceramics-based competition ...

Imagine the furor at London’s Sultaness Head coffeehouse in 1658 when tea first steamed under Western noses. Two centuries later, American ladies were just as taken with another novelty on th… ...

Great British Pottery throwdown star shares her top tips from her new studio in Yorkshire. Revealed: The scale of Fox News' influence on US politics as Trump's ratings slide Average amount Brits ...

Keith Brymer Jones has judged amateur ceramic makers’ work on “The Great Pottery Throw Down” since 2015. When it’s good, it still moves him.

He bought it from a man named Joseph Herold, who had been associated with the famous Roseville Pottery of Ohio before he moved west. By the 1920s and in to the 1930s, Coors made an Arts and Crafts ...

A rare collection of pottery from the famous Smethwick-based Ruskin studio and factory is to go on auction next week and is expected to fetch thousands of pounds.

The Industrial Revolution may have marked the beginning of a new era in England, but the spirit and dedication to craftsmanship remains as sturdy as the Iron Bridge. For centuries, the measure of ...

Chinese pottery worth £1 billion will be gifted to the British Museum – the most valuable gift in UK history. The museum, in Bloomsbury , London, will receive 1,700 pieces from the trustees of ...