The Royal Worcester Antiques Shop

It was the oldest continuously operating ceramics factory in the UK, producing a wide range of quality porcelain products including blue and white porcelain, the ever popular Worcester Fruit painted porcelain and an endless stream of beautifully handpainted ceramics by the likes of Charles Baldwyn, James Hadley, the Stinton family and many more

Our Worcester antiques shop offers early Worcester antiques and superb worcester porcelian pieces ranging from early 1st period porcelain to fruit painted porcelain by Richard Sebright, George Moseley, Kitty Blake and other Worcester artists

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Early Worcester Jug in the Arguement Pattern

Early Worcester Porcelain

Early Worcester Porcelain including Blue and White Worcester, Kerr and Binns worcester antiques as well as sparrow beak jugs and figures

Worcester Tyg by Davis

Antique Royal Worcester Porcelain

Antique Royal Worcester Porcelain including Royal Worcester fruit painted porcelain and collectable Worcester figures

Worcester Wellington Figure

Royal Worcester Figurines

Royal Worcester Figurines are renowned throughout the world for there superb quality and their artistic detail. Antique Worcester figures are avidly sought after by collectors

Worcester Copson Fruit Plate

Worcester Fruit Porcelain

Including Worcester fruit painted plates, vases and coffee sets by Kitty Blake and Richard Sebright as well as George Moseley, Frank Roberts and Harry Davis

Pair Worcester Stinton Vases

Royal Worcester Vases

Discount and antique Royal Worcester vases including worcester fruit painted vases and blush ivory vases

Worcester Davis Piscatorial Cabinet Plate

Worcester Cabinet Plates

Discount and antique Royal Worcester Plates including Worcester fruit painted Plates and and artist signed cabinet plates


Worcester Hadley Floral Vase

Victorian Period Worcester Porcelain

Worcester Victorian Porcelain c1840-c1900 including Royal Worcester fruit painted porcelain and worcester figures by the exceptionally talented James Hadley, Josiah Davis and John Hopewell