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Royal WorcesterOnly the very wealthy could afford Worcester Porcelain at the time of its establishment in Worcester, England, in 1751. Founder John Wall was determined to create porcelain of unsurpassed quality, and indeed, in 1789 King George III awarded the company the coveted Royal Warrant, thus granting manufacturing privileges for the British royalty. During the Victorian era Worcester Royal Porcelain gained international renown as new decorative techniques were developed and mastered. More than 250 years later, still on the banks of the River Severn, Royal Worcester continues to produce some of the world's finest porcelain. While the company's oven-safe porcelain met the demand of modern consumers, traditional patterns and craftsmanship still prevailed. In 1976 Royal Worcester merged with Spode, but heavy competition from over-seas, and too many employees, caused production to be moved to factories in Stoke and abroad. The company ended up in bankruptcy in 2008. In 2009 the brand name and intellectual property were acquired by Portmeirion. Currently, manufacturer of Royal Worcester dinnerware and fine china patterns is limited. Royal Worcester PatternsAccidents happen and when a piece of your favorite Royal Worcester china or dinnerware breaks, it can be frustrating trying to find a replacement when you discover that your pattern has been discontinued. To help you with your search for replacement or additional pieces for your Royal Worcester collection, we have created this catalog of the Royal Worcester patterns. Just bookmark the page for your pattern, and check back once a week for new listings to add to your collection. There are quite a number of Royal Worcester patterns. Did we miss yours? We'll be happy to create a page for your pattern. Just post your request at our Facebook Page or Google+ Page. Click on the Purple Bar above to view pictures of all the patterns with names starting with A through B, or if you know your pattern name, go directly to that page:
Click on the Purple Bar above to view pictures of all the patterns with names starting with C, or if you know your pattern name, go directly to that page:
Click on the Purple Bar above to view pictures of all the patterns with names starting with D through F, or if you know your pattern name, go directly to that page:
Click on the Purple Bar above to view pictures of all the patterns with names starting with G through M, or if you know your pattern name, go directly to that page:
Click on the Purple Bar above to view pictures of all the patterns with names starting with N through R, or if you know your pattern name, go directly to that page:
Click on the Purple Bar above to view pictures of all the patterns with names starting with S through T, or if you know your pattern name, go directly to that page:
Click on the Purple Bar above to view pictures of all the patterns with names starting with V through Z, or if you know your pattern name, go directly to that page: |
 
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