Royal Worcester Ewer

Stunning pair of antique Royal Worcester vases, Ewers. Blush ivory hand painted with flowers and foliage.

An elegant pink and gold late 19th century Royal Worcester gilt porcelain ewer features a shaped ribbon edge spout with a curved handle and an applied detail sculpted head of pan at ...

A royal Worcester Porcelain Ewer, by John Stinton, 1910, of baluster form with reticulated neck and scroll handle, painted with highland cattle in a misty landscape, on a circular fo...

A fine late 19th century Royal Worcester Ewer, decorated with flowers & gilding.

An antique ewer by Royal Worcester offers porcelain construction with hand painted and gilt floral decoration, figural dragon form handle and raised on circular gilt foot, 19th centu...

An antique English Royal Worcester Egyptian Revival lidded and footed ewer offers porcelain construction with exaggerated neck, hand painted garden flowers & butterflies, and heavily...

Fashioned in the Islamic style, the ewer of a slim amphora form with gilt curving handle and spout, ornately gilt at the neck in floral motifs and gilt on the cover and base.

Unusual English Ewer with Japanese bird circa 1890 by Royal Worcester.

Lovely antique Royal Worcester ewer, highland cattle on mountainous landscape scene.

Royal Worcester porcelain ewer, dated 1919. The elegantly shaped ewer, well painted to either side with roses.

A little wear to some of the gilding English porcelain small ewer by Royal Worcester Ivory ground with gillded flowers to the body.

Royal Worcester porcelain jug, dated 1908. The melon shaped jug having a scallop rimmed top, and gilt branch handle. Painted and gilded with sprays of flowers, on a ‘Blush Ivory’ gro...

This is a stunning ewer made by Royal Worcester in 1901, painted with beautiful flowers and signed by the famous porcelain artist Frank Roberts.

This is a stunning ewer made by Royal Worcester in 1898, painted with fruits and flowers and signed by the famous porcelain artist William Hawkins.

This is a fine example of a late Victorian ewer made by Royal Worcester. The style is that of the famous Royal Worcester 260 design and, most rarely, is in perfect condition.

A fine late 19th century ivory porcelain ewer by Royal Worcester of England, date marked for 1884.