Janeway sought out Hensleigh Wedgwood, soon to be future President of the American office of Josiah Wedgwood & Sons, for help with her how-to ceramics book. One result was Janeway’s invitation in 1947 to provide designs for a line of tableware which was not produced. Two of her twelve prototypes, underglaze decorated Wedgwood blanks, appeared in the large 1948 exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum and its printed catalogue, “Wedgwood, A Living Legacy.”

Eight of these prototypes were displayed in her apartment while the identification of the other four awaits. Below see a few of these plates, 9¾ inches in diameter, on the traditional 18th century “Concave” shape.