Wedgwood Burlington Pots

Jasperware a unique material, a type of unglazed stoneware, invented by Josiah in 1775 as a result of a long series of experiments usually known in blue solid base colour with white ornaments.

The traditional approach has been re-imagined with the following technique making each piece unique: Each layer of the coloured Jasperware is measured to create the varied bands of colour on the external surface. The clay is then hand jollied in the mould to create the shape of the pot and the spinning of the mould creates a marbled effect within the inside of the vessel making each piece unique. To add an unexpected, elegant yet utilitarian touch, each pot is marked with its size 4in, 5in, 6in, 7in, making it easy for the user to buy the right sized plant for the pot.

The Wedgwood logo, Made in England mark and the Devonshire Ducal Coronet & Snake feature on the bottom of the pot to sign off this unique and special partnership.

Lady Burlington was inspired by Wedgwood’s craftsmanship and rich heritage, which included the family’s history with Wedgwood where in 1778 Josiah Wedgwood presented the Duchess of Devonshire with a set of pots he named the Devonshire Flower Pot.