Royal Worcester at David Evans and Sons

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In 1751 under the guidance of Dr. John Wall and a group of local businessmen a porcelain manufactory was established.

The earliest Worcester porcelain was painted in blue under the glaze, this proved the most popular ware throughout the first 10 years of the factory's life.

In 1789 King George 111 visited the factory and granted the company the prestigious "Royal Warrant" as manufacturers to their Majestees. Thus the word "Royal" was added to the name.

Whilst rivals of the period have long disappeared the Worcester Royal porcelain manufactory became world famous and is now one of the largest manufacturers of Fine Bone China in England.

For 250years the quality of ware has remained consistent throughout the many changes of fashion and technology.

In 2001 the factory celebrated its 250th anniversary and continues to create the most exquisite range of products.

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