Royal Worcester China
About Royal Worcester
Royal Worcester is one of England's oldest porcelain makers, founded in Worcester in 1751 by a group led by Dr. John Wall. King George III granted it a royal warrant in 1789. The factory became known for richly painted fruit and flower decoration, fine bone china and, from 1961, the Evesham oven-to-table range with its painted fruit, which is still one of the most-wanted Royal Worcester patterns for replacement pieces.
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Royal Worcester
Royal Worcester
- Alfresco
- Avalon
- Blind Earl
- Blind Earl (Raised, Multicolored)
- Blue Broseley
- Brocade
- Cavendish Leather Green
- Chamberlain
- Contrast
- Engadine (No Inner Verge)
- Evesham
- Evesham Gold
- Evesham Vale
- Gold Chantilly
- Gold Feathers
- Hanburg
- Henley
- Howard Green
- Howard-Cobalt Blue (Gold Trim)
- Jaipur
- Katmandu
- Kimino
- Lavinia
- Lavinia Cream
- Lavinia White
- Lavinia White (Bone)
- Lotus
- Milan
- Mountbatten Cobalt Blue (Gold Trim)
- Mountbatten Cobalt Platinum
- Petite Fleur (Pink, Smooth)
- Raffles
- Raised Compote
- Regency Green On Grey
- Somerset
- The Blind Earl
- Viceroy Platinum
- W9992
- Worcester Herbs
- Worcester Worcester Herbs (Green Trim)