Royal Worcester

While many large, famous tableware companies in England and the U.S. have faced major setbacks in the last few years—Lenox and Wedgwood are recovering from bankruptcy; Spode and Royal Worcester live on as mere brands within a larger company—studio-made pottery coming out of small shops across the States is flourishing.

Anything but Plain White Shax Riegler 2011

The V&A has an excellent one from Royal Worcester, a greenery-yallery couple back-to-back, their arms precisely forming the handle and spout.

In praise of … teapots | Editorial 2011

In the entrance hall, the forty butlers are pouring rivers of champagne mutteringly identifying the vintage, as instructed and dispensing the fascinating canapés arranged on replica Royal Worcester and Chelsea serving dishes, each with a little porcelain Chinese person in the center playfully pointing to the food.

Hound in the Left-hand Corner, The Giles Waterfield 2004

In the entrance hall, the forty butlers are pouring rivers of champagne mutteringly identifying the vintage, as instructed and dispensing the fascinating canapés arranged on replica Royal Worcester and Chelsea serving dishes, each with a little porcelain Chinese person in the center playfully pointing to the food.

Hound in the Left-hand Corner, The Giles Waterfield 2004

In the entrance hall, the forty butlers are pouring rivers of champagne mutteringly identifying the vintage, as instructed and dispensing the fascinating canapés arranged on replica Royal Worcester and Chelsea serving dishes, each with a little porcelain Chinese person in the center playfully pointing to the food.

Hound in the Left-hand Corner, The Giles Waterfield 2004

Tell me why someone would steal a Royal Worcester egg coddler, Superintendent.

Mourn Not Your Dead Deborah Crombie 1996

Then, of course, there would be silver and imported china and porcelain—a Sevres dinner service, circa 1823, a pair of Meissen candelabra, and, naturally, the Ming and Imari vases, the Satsuma and Cantonese bowls, the Royal Worcester and the Derby and the Minton—all carefully lined up shoulder to shoulder on display tables around which selected employees of the auctioneer stood guard to ensure that the pieces were not handled.

Carolina Mist Mariah Stewart 1996

Tell me why someone would steal a Royal Worcester egg coddler, Superintendent.

Mourn Not Your Dead Deborah Crombie 1996

Tell me why someone would steal a Royal Worcester egg coddler, Superintendent.

Mourn Not Your Dead Deborah Crombie 1996

Then, of course, there would be silver and imported china and porcelain—a Sevres dinner service, circa 1823, a pair of Meissen candelabra, and, naturally, the Ming and Imari vases, the Satsuma and Cantonese bowls, the Royal Worcester and the Derby and the Minton—all carefully lined up shoulder to shoulder on display tables around which selected employees of the auctioneer stood guard to ensure that the pieces were not handled.

Carolina Mist Mariah Stewart 1996