Jewellery (Wedgwood handbook)

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Jewellery.

Cameos mounted in gold as ornaments for the adornment of the person. Fine jewellery was always on show in the London ware-rooms. Wedgwood employed the best mounters of his time. They included Copestake of Uttoxeter; FoUard, a famous engraver, and a friend of Bewick 5 Boulton of Soho, and Burley of Great Charles Street, Birmingham.