Royal Worcester hand painted and gilded two handled vase

The front of this Royal Worcester porcelain vase features a spray of hand painted thistles and other flowers in the style of Edward Raby junior. Raby (b. 1863) was at Royal Worcester...

This Royal Worcester pear shaped vase with decorative gold mounts, was hand painted by Kitty Blake, with her signature motif of blackberries and autumnal leaves.  Kitty Blake worked ...

This small Royal Worcester spill vase has been painted by Kitty Blake, who worked at Royal Worcester for 48 years from 1905 to 1953. The decoration is furt...

This tall Royal Worcester porcelain vase features an unusual printed and hand enamelled Chinoiserie pattern. Although this piece isn't marked with the pattern number, the pattern is ...

Royal Worcester offered four sizes of this claret jug shape, the shape being number 1047, which was first issued in 1884. This one stands 224 mm (8.75 inches) high and measures 83 mm (3.25 inches) across the base.  This example is decorated to the front with a hand painted spray of red poppies and golden ears of wheat on a blush ivory ground. To the left of the poppies is an insect striding along on one of the ears of wheat. The rear is decorated with a single poppy...

The back of this oval Royal Worcester porcelain wall pocket portrays a prunus tree climbing up a stone wall with the branches and leaves done in blue and the flowers picked out in gold, and the pocket is formed by a representation of a roughly woven piece of cloth protruding from the wall. This shape (shape 662) was first introduced in 1878 and is described in Worcester's shape book as "Boy bracket, 2 boys or 1 boy or no boys", with this one being the latter, having no applied cherubs. This style of item has also been described as a wall bracket, a wall pocket and a hair tidy. The height is 215 mm (8.5 inches), the width 178 mm (7 inches) and the depth 80 mm (3 1/8th inches). It is in very good condition apart from a very small chip to the top edge of the piece of cloth.The back shows the initials of the gilder, thought to be William Chair...

A fine quality Royal Worcester porcelain two handle vase, having a pale green ground with classical gilded scrolling highlights and boarders, the inset hand painted panel depicting p...

This beautiful Art Nouveau vase was created at the height of Art Nouveau by Royal Worcester- the oldest and most illustrious porcelain producer in England. It is composed of a tapere...

This is a stunning tall Royal Worcester vase hand painted with beautiful ferns and other flora. Each of the flora paintings have raised blush ivory porcelain decoration between them....

A fine English porcelain vase. Made in 1900 by George Grainger & Company, a subsidiary of Royal Worcester from 1889 - 1902. With painted floral decor...

Royal Worcester Majolica posy holder which features two mice either side of an egg shell. Coloration: Brown, cream, green, are predominant. Th...

Decorated with a scene of Highland Cattle by James Stinton. Signed 'J. Stinton' and a puce factory mark.