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Josiah Wedgwood
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Noun1.Josiah Wedgwood - English potter (1730-1795)Josiah Wedgwood - English potter (1730-1795)          
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Another luminary of the Industrial Revolution was Josiah Wedgewood of Etruria and he gives a tantalising hint as to the character of Taylor.
Invention made the region great by Birmingham Mail (England)
One of his employees, dentist Nicolas Dubois de Chemant, patented the design, with English pottery designer Josiah Wedgewood making the paste.
Marvels of modern medicine; Your Life daily in association with ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
THE plates are by Enoch Wedgewood, the fact the name is spelt with a middle "e" tells me it is not made by the factory founded by Josiah Wedgewood, but by an impostor.
What's is worth by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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