Wedgwood Gift & Registry FAQ

Is Wedgwood good for a wedding registry?

Yes — Wedgwood has been a registry staple for over 250 years. Nantucket Basket is the most-registered pattern at Sallie Home, with dinner plates and mugs that mix beautifully with other china. For a modern look, the sculptural white bone china of Gio is a favorite.

What are the best Wedgwood gifts under $100?

Nantucket Basket mugs and dinner plates, Hibiscus bread & butter plates, and Kit Kemp Mythical Creatures cereal bowls ($90) all make charming gifts that feel far more special than their price.

What is the best Wedgwood statement gift?

The gold-banded Helia collection — teacup and saucer ($190), dinner plates ($170) — is our best-selling fine china. The Gio two-tier cake stand ($205) and iconic Jasperware vases are also signature Wedgwood gifts.

Is Wedgwood dishwasher safe?

Most Wedgwood bone china is dishwasher safe on a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Patterns with gold or platinum accents, such as Helia and Renaissance Gold, should be washed by hand to protect the precious-metal banding.

Why is Wedgwood collectible?

Founded by Josiah Wedgwood in England in 1759, Wedgwood pioneered fine bone china and the unmistakable matte Jasperware that collectors prize today. Each piece carries one of the longest unbroken craft traditions in the world.