Such perfection and skills in people's work back in those days. They all had to endure perfection at an industrial pace. How they done that is incredible.
Just today I've been to Saratov's museum (Russia), they now have about 240 examples of Wedgwood porcelain, from 19th century to nowadays. That's fantastic. I've seen this movie also there. Thank you for your work.
There is something very wrong with the 1950 date. E type Jaguar in from late 60s, 1966 maybe. The style of dressing and hair also shows this is 1966 or later
It is still made here in a purpose built facility in the same Town. There’s the Wedgwood museum and you can throw pottery in the factory and have it fired for a fee and watch things being made there’s also discounted prices in the factory shop at the museum.
Such perfection and skills in people's work back in those days. They all had to endure perfection at an industrial pace. How they done that is incredible.
Masters of their craft. How there could be such consistency in the hand work and on such a large scale.
I have such respect for all this craftsmanship. Just inspirational.
Beautiful and relaxing video
Wonderful to have this available to watch on UA-cam. However, the date is clearly incorrect. 1960 instead of 1950, perhaps?
E type jag definately not 50's
Just today I've been to Saratov's museum (Russia), they now have about 240 examples of Wedgwood porcelain, from 19th century to nowadays. That's fantastic. I've seen this movie also there. Thank you for your work.
It is definitely 1960s, as the E-Type Jaguar is a Series 2.
This would most likely have been filmed sometime between 1967 and 1970. Certainly not 1950.
E-type Jaguar car manufactured between 1961 and 1974.
There is something very wrong with the 1950 date.
E type Jaguar in from late 60s, 1966 maybe. The style of dressing and hair also shows this is 1966 or later
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A lovely vid so fascinating, nice to see things not made in China. I hope it's still made the same place the same way.
It is still made here in a purpose built facility in the same Town. There’s the Wedgwood museum and you can throw pottery in the factory and have it fired for a fee and watch things being made there’s also discounted prices in the factory shop at the museum.
Its more like 1966
Yes
Being a Wedgwood novice, IS Wedgwood still actually made today in 2023?
Yes but mainly for export purposes rather than sale in the UK.
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Are they microwave safe?
8:28 Poor boy, that must have been most distracting.
women prepping the clay.
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