Royal Worcester

Only 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 meets the demand of modern consumers, traditional patterns and craftsmanship still prevail. Today Royal Worcester is within reach not just of royalty but of any discerning consumer.

	Corinth Platinum — A contemporary interpretation of classic elegance, the Corinth Platinum collection presents a strongly geometric Greek key motif as a formal border to pristine white bone china.
	Days of the Week — Designed by Jenny Barnard, a well known ceramics illustrator, this delightful gift collection is based on the well known Victorian Days of the Week rhymes in soft pastel colors.
	Evesham Gold — Royal Worcester's Evesham Gold is named for a town on the River Avon, not far from the birthplace of William Shakespeare. True to this orchard-rich region of England, the glossy white porcelain trimmed with 22-carat gold displays a variety of dangling ripe fruit still on the twig..
	Festive Collection — Scottish illustrator Claire Mackie has teamed up with Royal Worcester to bring Mackie's lovable animated critters to your holiday table. Royal Worcester Clare Mackie Festive Collection is a fun and whimsical collection of giftware items which can be used to decorate both the home and the holiday table.
	Holly Ribbons — Crafted from fine bone china, Holly Ribbons celebrates the elegance of the holiday season with an understated pattern that coordinates with a wide variety of Christmas decorations. Based upon a Victorian design, a solid white background showcases a thin red ribbon intertwined with sprigs of holly and sprays of celebratory mistletoe. Slender bands of 22-carat gold trim the edges of each tableware piece, adding graceful sophistication to the holiday table.
	Howard Cobalt Gold — Showing a classical strength and no-frills elegance, Howard Cobalt understandably was favored by 19th-century British aristocrats. Still popular for today's formal affairs, the beautifully translucent fine bone china is rimmed with a generous band of cobalt blue, luxuriously accented on either side with bands of 22-carat gold.
	Howard Cobalt Platinum — Showing a classical strength and no-frills elegance, Howard Cobalt understandably was favored by 19th-century British aristocrats. Still popular for today's formal affairs, the beautifully translucent fine bone china is rimmed with a generous band of cobalt blue, luxuriously accented on either side with bands of gleaming platinum.
	Prince Regent — Set a sumptuous table with a historical pattern whose unique story will enchant and intrigue dinner guests. In 1811, England's Prince Regent ordered the creation of a dinnerware set to match his exceptionally opulent lifestyle. Each piece was to display a different design and no detail or luxury was to be spared. Today's modern version by Royal Worcester beautifully recalls those regal requirements with translucent white bone china banded by elegant floral-patterned borders in cobalt, burgundy, and gleaming 22-carat gold.
	Sentiments Mugs — Scottish illustrator Claire Mackie has teamed up with Royal Worcester to add Mackie's lovable animated critters to mugs that make great gifts for family or friends.
	Worcester Herbs — The Worcester Herbs pattern by Royal Worcester is a practical range of English designed porcelain. The pattern depicts a colorful array of cottage garden herbs such as rosemary, thyme, bay, feverfew, parsley, black mustard and marshmallow.
	Retired Patterns — Looking for items to complete your pattern that has been retired? There's more. Check out the thousands of items currently available.

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