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Jasperware clock case
This horological component is a clock case manufactured in 1997 by Josiah Wedgwood and Sons in Barlaston, England. The object is constructed from blue jasperware and features white applied relief decorations. Measuring 120 mm in height and 105 mm in length, the case is designed with a domed profile and includes circular apertures at the front and back intended for a clock insert. The exterior is decorated with classical-themed white reliefs, including putti dancing to violin music on the front and female figures on the sides, with floral detailing at the top. The case retains factory-applied quality control markings in pencil, including the word 'PASS' and the number '54', alongside the standard impressed manufacturer's mark. It was acquired as part of the V&A Wedgwood Collection, maintaining its original production-era documentation in the form of a plastic-tagged label.
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collections.vam.ac.uk · WE.18552-2014
Component · Case
Wedgwood Yellow Jasperware Clock Case
This yellow jasperware clock case was produced by Josiah Wedgwood and Sons in Barlaston in 1999. The object is a component designed to house a clock face, featuring a circular indent on the top surface intended to accommodate an insert. The piece is shaped with a flat base, allowing it to stand independently. The object bears an impressed mark indicating its origin and date of manufacture as part of the 'Wedgwood Interiors' line.
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collections.vam.ac.uk · WE.18557-2014
Component · Case
Wedgwood Jasperware Clock Case
This component is a clock case manufactured by Josiah Wedgwood and Sons in Barlaston, dated to 1997. Constructed from blue jasperware, the piece features white applied relief decorations and moulding throughout. The square-shaped body includes a circular central aperture intended for a clock insert and is topped with a semi-circular arch. The front face displays an applied relief scene depicting two putti and a dog near a tree, bordered by moulded blue decorative details consisting of leaves and dots. Additional white relief figures of putti—one holding a bird and the other a garland—are applied to the sides of the case. The reverse side retains an original quality control label. The object measures 115 mm in height and 98 mm in length,
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collections.vam.ac.uk · WE.18555-2014
Clock · Desk clock
The Greenwich Clock
The Greenwich Clock is a small circular, hinged clock produced circa 1999 by Josiah Wedgwood and Sons in Barlaston. The object features a construction of bone china and silver gilt, with transfer-printed decoration. The case design incorporates a blue ground exterior adorned with gold and green printed swags, while the top surface displays a printed clock face with Roman numerals and floral filigree motifs. The interior includes a white finish with a central floral design on the underside of the lid. The clock mechanism itself is mounted within the base, encircled by silver and silver gilt mounts, and features black dials against a light face. The clock is marked with impressed hallmarks and specific inscriptions, including a reference to its Japanese movement, indicating a collaborative construction between the ceramic casing and internal timekeeping components.
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collections.vam.ac.uk · WE.18098-2014
Clock · Mantel clock
Clarendon Mantle Clock
This Clarendon mantle clock, manufactured in 1989 by Josiah Wedgwood and Sons in Barlaston, is a timepiece constructed from cream-colored earthenware. The design features a dark green highland tartan pattern with transfer printing and gilding applied to the edges. The clock measures 130 mm in height, 135 mm in length, and 62 mm in diameter. It incorporates metal and glass components alongside the ceramic body. The front of the clock holds a circular dial featuring a gilded bezel, black Roman numerals, and black clock hands, with the movement identified as quartz. The reverse side of the clock is crafted from cream earthenware and features specific brand and collection markings in gold, including the Polo Ralph Lauren horse symbol, while the face carries the printed inscription "WEDGWOOD QUARTZ MADE IN ENGLAND". The object is held within the V&A Wedgwood Collection.
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collections.vam.ac.uk · WE.18585-2014