Wedgwood discount code

Wedgwood since 1763

Wedgwood was founded in 1763 by Josiah Wedgwood, who was named Potter to Her Majesty by Queen Charlotte, and the company still sells fine bone china and tableware: dinner sets, plates and bowls, teapots, cups and saucers, glassware and champagne flutes, cutlery, and home décor such as vases, candles, photo frames and jewellery boxes. Alongside its own patterns the shop carries the licensed Royal Albert range, including Old Country Roses and the Miranda Kerr collections, plus several Vera Wang design lines. Prices span an unusually wide range, from around £20 for a single piece to five figure centrepieces, so it pays to decide whether you are completing a service or buying one gift.

Ways to save at Wedgwood

Signing up to the newsletter is the standard route to a first order voucher code worth 15 per cent, and it is the easiest saving to combine with a set purchase. Standard delivery is free once you spend more than £75 and takes 2 to 4 working days, while orders below that carry a £3.95 charge, which is why building a full place setting in one basket beats buying plate by plate. Returns run for 30 days from delivery on unused items in their original packaging, though you cover the return postage, so measure shelf space before ordering a large serveware piece. The Last Chance section is where discontinued patterns land and is worth checking before you commit to a full price service. For other homeware ideas see Debenhams, and Hamleys if the purchase is meant as a gift.