Koehn, N. F. "Josiah Wedgwood and the First Industrial Revolution." In Creating Modern Capitalism: How Entrepreneurs, Companies, and Countries Triumphed in Three Industrial Revolutions, edited by ...
It was Wedgwood who pioneered the idea of a showroom ... This short film is suitable for teaching history at Key Stage 3 and GCSE, Third Level and National 4 & 5, in particular units on the ...
Josiah Wedgwood had first produced a medallion of Cook in 1777 based on a portrait by the artist William Hodges. In 1784 Wedgwood commissioned John Flaxman to design this new medallion.
Amidst this colossal textbook, Pacioli included 27 pages that are regarded by many as the most influential work in the history of capitalism. It was the first description of double-entry bookkeeping ...
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Josiah Wedgwood (1730–1795) was a master potter who pioneered the industrialisation of pottery manufacture during the early Industrial Revolution. His experimental work on ceramics resulted in many ...
Pottery giant Wedgwood has had million of pounds wiped off its 'operating profit'. Latest accounts show Fiskars UK - which owns Barlaston-based Wedgwood - had an operating profit of £1.1 million ...