By Louise Irvine Jonathan Chiswell Jones was inspired to “chase the rainbow” when he saw a book about the work of the Victorian artist-potter, William

By Louise Irvine Iridescent luster glazes were very popular with ceramic artists at the end of the 19th century and the Zsolnay factory in Hungary

By Louise Irvine The “Cheers” exhibition in our new Hollywood location showcases a variety of drinking vessels and accessories produced by the British pottery industry.

By Louise Irvine In July, we start recreating our Hot Glass Gallery in the new Hollywood museum and during the planning stages we have been

By Louise Irvine Congratulations to Sally Tuffin, Richard Dennis, and the team at the Dennis Chinaworks who celebrate 30 years of creativity with an open

By Louise Irvine A new exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London celebrates the “The Artistic Home” home of the late 1800s and

By Louise Irvine WMODA visitors will be all fired up when we reopen the museum as we are currently curating an exhibition with our fabulous

By Louise Irvine One of the most striking Art Nouveau designs at WMODA is a Royal Doulton jardinière and pedestal inspired by the famous American

By Louise Irvine “Have nothing in your house which you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful” was the mantra of

As we head into summer, we are already hot at WMODA! The museum team has been busy unpacking and rebuilding your favorite galleries and more.