Queen's ware
Subject
Subject Source: Art & Architecture Thesaurus
Scope Note: Creamware that is lead-glazed, and originating ca. 1763. It was developed by Josiah Wedgwood and named after Queen Charlotte. Its popularity eventually led to the disappearance of the English, tin-glazed earthenware industry.
Found in 13 Collections and/or Records:
Codfishing: Wedgwood plate, [1952]
Item — Folio C, Cabinet F, Box 2: Series 1
Call Number: MSS 7, Series I
Cranberrying: Wedgwood plate, [1952]
Item — Folio C, Cabinet F, Box 1: Series 1
Call Number: MSS 7, Series I
Farming: Wedgwood plate, [1952]
Item — Folio C, Cabinet F, Box 3: Series 1
Call Number: MSS 7, Series I
Grist Milling: Wedgwood plate, [1952]
Item — Folio C, Cabinet F, Box 1: Series 1
Call Number: MSS 7, Series I
Ice Cutting: Wedgwood plate, [1952]
Item — Folio C, Cabinet F, Box 1: Series 1
Call Number: MSS 7, Series I
Clare Leighton collection
Collection
Call Number: MSS 7
Abstract:
The collection comprises original artwork and manuscript material by Clare Leighton for a series of 12 Queen's ware plates representing New England industries, produced by Josiah Wedgwood & Sons in 1952.
Dates:
1949-1953
Lobstering: Wedgwood plate, [1952]
Item — Folio C, Cabinet F, Box 2: Series 1
Call Number: MSS 7, Series I
Logging: Wedgwood plate, [1952]
Item — Folio C, Cabinet F, Box 2: Series 1
Call Number: MSS 7, Series I
Marble Quarrying: Wedgwood plate, [1952]
Item — Folio C, Cabinet F, Box 2: Series 1
Call Number: MSS 7, Series I
Shipbuilding: Wedgwood plate, [1952]
Item — Folio C, Cabinet F, Box 3: Series 1
Call Number: MSS 7, Series I
Sugaring: Wedgwood plate, [1952]
Item — Folio C, Cabinet F, Box 3: Series 1
Call Number: MSS 7, Series I
Tobacco Growing: Wedgwood plate, [1952]
Item — Folio C, Cabinet F, Box 3: Series 1
Call Number: MSS 7, Series I
Whaling: Wedgwood plate, [1952]
Item — Folio C, Cabinet F, Box 1: Series 1
Call Number: MSS 7, Series I