Antique Royal Worcester Patterns

Manufacturer Royal Worcester Pattern Grosvenor (Limited edition pattern produced in 1983

, seven side plates and five saucers. They are all decorated with Royal Worcester's pattern W4158 which is

Worcester porcelain plate, in the pattern 'Mrs Arthur James'. The mark type is a hand drawn red

artists at Grainger's and was awarded the same status when he transferred to Royal Worcester in 1902. The

A 1920’s Royal Worcester Art Deco pattern coffee service comprising of a coffee pot, creamer jug,m

. Worcester created this pattern in the mid-18th century. Raised details like this are quite rare in English

Royal Worcester Majolica posy holder which features two mice either side of an egg shell

Compartments". It was first made by Worcester in the 18th century.The pattern is an English interpretation of

A very good 18th century Worcester dish decorated in the "Japan Chrysanthemum" pattern it has

, richly decorated in the "Brocade" pattern, the design includes dragons, flowering prunus, and bolts of

A massive first period Worcester underglaze blue porcelain pine cone pattern basin, with shaped

not see. Worcester created this pattern with the rosebuds in relief. Since then, it has been known

An 18th century Worcester "Queen Charlotte" pattern teapot and hexagonal fluted stand, the tea pot

Worcester "Royal Lily" pattern (we also have a dozen Royal Worcester plates in this pattern). In 1788 King

This 18th century Worcester pattern, "Catherine's Wheel", came to be known as the "Queen Charlotte

century and became one of the most popular patterns made at the Worcester factory.

A pair of Chamberlain's Worcester "Bengal Tiger" pattern crested dishes (the pattern is also known

A pair of 18th century Dr. Wall Worcester soft-paste porcelain dishes, decorated in Imari style

A fine set of first period Worcester phoenix pattern plates with lobed border, depicting two

A first period Worcester cup and saucer made between 1753-1765. Decorated in "The Old Mosaick

-1935A which states: "A Worcester First (Dr Wall) Period Porcelain 'Hop Trellis' Pattern Date: ca. 1770..."

-shaped panels.This very popular pattern is known as "Bengal Tiger","Dragon in Compartments", or "Kylin in

underglaze blue in the exquisite Worcester "Royal Lily" pattern. Originally named the "Blue Lily" pattern

Worcester, which later also bought Grainger and was formed into the later Royal Worcester. The Marquess of

and ordered a breakfast service in this pattern. Worcester subsequently renamed it the 'Royal Lily

This exquisite porcelain dish was hand-painted in the "Queen Charlotte pattern at the Worcester

Worcester, made in the early 19th Century. This is a mask spouted jug with cabbage leaf moulding and a

Striking clematis pattern square serving dish by Worcester. This porcelain dish is boldly painted

A fine First Period Worcester Teacup and Saucer of fluted form with scroll handle, painted in

Worcester pickle dish of ivy leaf form, painted underglaze with the 'two peony rock bird' pattern

Exquisite Worcester porcelain shell dish in the "Pagoda" pattern has full "Barr Flight & Barr

Worcester tea service, superbly decorated in underglaze scale blue at the Worcester factory, later