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.
See my current collection below.
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Rare Old Parrot Pattern Saucer c1770-72
£145.00 Add to basket -
Dry Blue Daffodil Pattern Saucer Dish c1782
£95.00 Add to basket -
Starburst Pattern Coffee Cup c1770-80
£70.00 Add to basket -
Fence Pattern Sucrier and Cover c1765-90
£145.00 Add to basket -
Birds In Branches Pattern Sparrow Beak Jug C1770-85
£195.00 Add to basket -
Very Rare Precious Object Pattern Octagonal Coffee Cup c1753
£295.00 Add to basket -
Early Long Eliza Pattern Octagonal Coffee Cup c1752-53
£300.00 Add to basket -
Worcester Carnation Pattern Square Dish c1775.
£190.00 Add to basket -
Early Octagonal Floral and Insect Pattern Coffee Cup c1752-53
£370.00 Add to basket -
Fruit Sprigs Pattern Slop Bowl c1770-80
£65.00 Add to basket -
Floral Pattern Saucer c1770-75
£145.00 Add to basket -
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Rare Wildflower Sprays Pattern Tureen and Cover c1775-80
£350.00£285.00 Add to basket -
La Peche La Promenade Chinoise Pattern Mug c1770-85
£205.00 Add to basket -
Blind Earl Pattern Sweetmeat Dish c1765
£345.00 Add to basket -
Wet Blue Floral Pattern Teacup c1770-75
£65.00 Add to basket -
Fruit Sprigs Pattern Saucer c1770-80
£35.00 Add to basket