Royal Worcester Porcelain Birds

From a limited edition of 25 sets. British bird subjects by the Worcester Royal Porcelain Co.

Very Stylish Pair of Glazed English Porcelain Royal Worcester Bird Figures modelled as a Canary and a Budgerigar.

Modelled by Ronald van Ruyckevelt for Royal Worcester, a pair of porcelain American Pintail birds from the American Game Birds series.

Set of ten pink bird plates. Ten pink rimmed and floral banded chinoiserie style dinner plates centering on a pair of exotic colored pheasants in a landscape. Markings for Royal Worc...

Royal Worcester porcelain plate, exceptionally well painted by Charles Henry Clifford Baldwyn, dated 1908.

If you look through the pictures, you will see all the different birds painted on these plates. The artist, W. Powell, worked at the Royal Worcester porcelain factory between 1900-19...

Worcester pickle dish of ivy leaf form, painted underglaze with the 'two peony rock bird' pattern, further foliate trails to the rims. circa 1758

This is a very fine pair of low comports made by Royal Worcester between 1852 and 1862. The comports are hot pink with elaborate gilt and named bird paintings.

By 1889 the factory was struggling and was bought by Royal Worcester, a new factory that bought up all three Worcester factories and became very successful by combining the strengths...

By 1889 the factory was struggling and was bought by Royal Worcester, a new factory that bought up all three Worcester factories and became very successful by combining the strengths...

Powell. He worked at the Royal Worcester porcelain factory between 1900-1950.

Hooded Warbler, cock and hen perched on a Cherokee Rose, modelled by Dorothy Doughty for the American Bird Series made in porcelain by Royal Worcester.