Worcester Porcelain

The first Royal Worcester factory, the Worcester Tonquin Manufacture, was established by a group of local businessmen in Warmstry House in Worcester, England. Worcester went through a number of name changes but are now known as Royal Worcester Porcelain Co.

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  Blue & White

  The Waiting Chinaman Pattern Coffee Can c1770-75

  £220.00 Add to basket
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  Blue & White

  Fence Pattern Sparrow Beak Jug c1765-80

  £95.00 Add to basket
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  Blue & White

  Fence Pattern Coffee Can c1765-80

  £145.00 Add to basket
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  Just Teapots

  Uncommon Pu Tia Pattern Teapot and Cover c1765-68 Ex Sir Jeremy Lever Collection

  £425.00 Add to basket
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  Blue & White

  Man In The Pavilion Pattern Coffee Cup c1760-65 Rare Open Crescent Mark

  £65.00 Add to basket
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  Blue & White

  Birds In Branches Pattern Coffee Cup and Saucer c1770-75

  £145.00 Add to basket
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  Polychrome

  Fluted Floral Pattern Trio c1780

  £195.00 Add to basket
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  Blue & White

  Early Workman’s Marked Prunus Root Pattern Large Mug c1756-60

  £225.00 Add to basket
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  Blue & White

  Uncommon Bare Tree and Speared Bird Pattern Patty Pan c1758-60

  £300.00 Add to basket
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  Polychrome

  Queens Pattern Coffee Cup c1765-75

  £175.00 Add to basket
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  Blue & White

  Gilliflower Pattern Plate c1770-75 Uncommon Script W Mark

  £165.00 Add to basket
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  Blue & White

  Very Rare Floral Sprays Pattern Saucer c1775 Ex Steven Goss Collection

  £695.00 Add to basket