Wedgwood Tiles
Wedgwood was one of the earliest tilemakers suppling creamware tiles to the gentry in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries but tiles were always peripheral to their main business of tableware. They produced a relative small range of decorative tiles the vast majority of which were made by just two processes, transfer printing and stencilled slip. It appears that a considerable proportion of Wedgwood tiles were either made by subcontractors or decorated on bought in blanks. Very few are coloured, those that are appear to have been decorated in Wedgwood's china department.
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