Grainger Worcester

Antique late Victorian Graingers Worcester reticulated vase with lid. Date letter K, signifying

Manufacturer Grainger & Co, Worcester, owned by Royal Worcester Period Late Victorian, dated

plates and was made by the firm of Grainger's of Worcester. The very pretty painting of roses in delicate

This Pair of Grainger & Co. Worcester covered vases are in rich cobalt blue color with gold

Manufacturer: Grainger & Co., Worcester Period: 19th century Backstamp Grainger & Co

A late 19th century Grainger & Co, Worcester large reticulated pot pourri vase and cover,the urn

and other game birds. He arrived at Royal Worcester in 1902 after the takeover of the Grainger factory

The Grainger Worcester porcelain plaque is beautifully painted with a botanical study the central

Grainger Worcester and dating from the 19th century. The vases of tall cylindrical shape stand on a narrow

Antique late Victorian Graingers Worcester reticulated vase with lid. Date letter K, signifying

This is a beautiful large pitcher or jug made by Grainger Worcester in 1814, monogrammed and

A large & impressive English porcelain vase c.1820-1830 attributed to Grainger's Worcester. Of

A Grainger's Worcester Porcelain 'Gloster' Shape Part Tea Set c.1835-1840. Finely decorated with

This is a beautiful dessert plate produced by Grainger Worcester between 1870 and 1889. The plate

This is a beautiful tea service made by Grainger in Worcester around the year 1810. The service is

This is a beautiful dessert plate produced by Grainger Worcester between 1870 and 1889. The plate

This is a beautiful dessert plate produced by Grainger & Co in Worcester in 1850, which was the

This is a beautiful dessert plate produced by Grainger Worcester in 1899.    Grainger was

This is a beautiful dessert plate produced by Grainger Worcester in 1899.   Grainger was one

This is a stunning part dessert service produced by Grainger Worcester in 1855, consisting of

This is a gorgeous teacup and saucer produced by Grainger in Worcester, circa 1840. Grainger was

This is a beautiful orphaned coffee cup produced by Grainger & Co in Worcester in 1886, shortly

This is a gorgeous trio produced by Grainger in Worcester circa year 1835, which was the Rococo

This is a gorgeous teacup and saucer produced by Grainger between 1825 and 1830. The shape of this

This is a stunning vase made by Grainger in Worcester around the year 1820. The vase is in the

This is a truly superb pair of hand-painted Graingers Worcester vases and covers, circa 1900

above the body with gilt scroll work on the reverse. Mark in script: Grainger Lee & Co., Worcester

and Grainger's Worcester produced similar plaques but this example is unmarked.  Condition

and glazed Victorian wall brackets by Grainger & Co, Worcester.

. Each dish marked on the reverse "Grainger Lee & Co Worcester."

English George Grainger and Worcester Co. pink and white compotes from the late 19th century, with

" with the boy not peeking out of an open window but standing at a doorway. In each version (Worcester

standing at a doorway but peeking out of an open window. In each version (Worcester, Grainger, Herculaneum

An unusual pair Grainger & Co, Worcester porcelain salts modelled as conch shells dated 1899. The

black printed Grainger & Co Worcester mark with a date code for 1897. In good condition.   

), probably made by Grainger of Grainger, Wood & Co., Worcester, England at the turn of the 18th century

Pair of ivory porcelain Amphora vases with scrolled gilded handles and pierced horizontal bands, edged with gilding and raised on raised circular foot over pierced and gilded plinth....

. The Worcester Stinton dynasty is renowned for their famous highland cattle and gamebird scenes. They

made by Grainger of Grainger, Wood & Co., Worcester, England at the turn of the 18th century, George

Coalport for a few years (some time between 1823 and 1827) and then moved on to Grainger in Worcester

Grainger Worcester porcelain wall pocket, circa 1890. The navette shaped wall pocket, reticulated

A vibrant Teapot & Cover by Grainger's Worcester porcelain. Decorated in a rich Imari palate, named

Porcelain Coffee Can by Graingers of Worcester with thickly potted ring handle (Berthoud p. 48

Graingers Royal China Works, Worcester reticulated porcelain vase and cover, c. 1890. The body of

Look at the exquisite intricate openwork on this Grainger and Company Worcester vase or ewer. The

decorated with a transfer printed dragon pattern that was first used by Grainger, Lee & Co in Worcester in

This is a rare Grainger & Co. Worcester potpourri. It has an exquisite cover with intricate