China

A Conversation with Lord Piers Wedgwood
A glimpse into the personal thoughts and tea habits of Lord Piers Wedgwood.

A Fine Legacy
In 2008, the Royal Doulton Company celebrated the centennial of its Royal Albert Collection with the release of a distinctive pattern from each decade of the collection’s existence.

Beauty Through the Centuries
Like all classics that have endured the test of time, Wedgwood china has a rich history steeped in its surrounding culture.

Decorative and Useful: The Veilleuse
Both sumptuously decorative and simply utilitarian, veilleueses-théières are fashioned in luminous porcelain and recognized as highly treasured collectibles.

Family Heirlooms
Whether displayed in a china cabinet, on a single shelf, or artfully placed throughout the home, tea wares and china should be used often and safeguarded with special care.

Mend and Make-Do
Long before the invention of epoxy glue, craftsmen used a variety of techniques to repair porcelain. These days, sophisticated collectors prize these mixed-media repairs.

Priceless Patterns
Replacements, Ltd.’s Chris Kirkman explains the finer points of replacing lost, damaged, or missing pieces of china.