- Jasperware, or
jasper ware, is a type of
pottery first developed by
Josiah Wedgwood in the 1770s.
Usually described as stoneware, it has an
unglazed matte...
- Look up
jasper or
jaspers in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Jasper is an
opaque mineral.
Jasper or
Jaspers may also
refer to:
JasPer, a
project to create...
- The
Jasper A.
Ware House, now
known as the
Wildwood Historic Center, is a
historic one-and-a-half-story
house in
Nebraska City, Nebraska. It was built...
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Cleveland Museum of Art
Neoclassical coffee cup with saucer;
circa 1790;
jasper ware with
relief decoration; diameter: 13.6 cm; by the
Wedgwood Factory (England);...
- × 57.1 cm;
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Covered Wedgwood urn; c.1800;
jasper ware with
relief decoration; overall: 19.7 cm;
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland...
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experiment conducted by
Josiah Wedgwood, led to it
being used in his '
Jasper ware'; the
mineral had
previously been
considered as worthless. Witherite...
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ancient statues of Athena, most
notably the
Athena Giustiniani. On a
jasper ware vase
designed by John
Flaxman and
produced by the
Wedgwood company in...
- plaques,
cameo brooches and
buttons in the
distinctive ceramics,
notably jasper ware, for
which Wedgwood's firm
remains well known. The
mounts of
these articles...
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although ceramic imitations made po****r by Wedgwood's bi-colored "
jasper ware",
imitated by
others from the late 18th
century onward, are far more...
- deep rift
basin submerged by
marine waters.
Jasper conglomerate,
which is also
denominated "pebble
jasper conglomerate", "Saint
Joseph Island puddingstone"...
