Old Worcester porcelain: esteemed by royalty

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The Worcester Porcelain Company was established in 1751 by a group of businessmen from Worcester, England. The company that produced porcelains that were patronized by royalty including King George II and Queen Charlotte, and Queen Victoria, and its products today are highly valued.

Worcester porcelain, Ceramic industry, Royal Worcester PLC

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A spot of tea

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Tea and teapots, which came to the West in 1650, is enjoying a worldwide revival. Teapots of the 18th century were predominantly globular or pear-shaped while the 19th-century teapots featured Eastern influences. The more popular tea blends include Darjeeling and Earl Grey.

Tea (Beverage), Tea, Teapots

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Irish Belleek

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Belleek pottery was crafted in County Fermanagh, Ireland in the 1850s. This porcelain is valued for its thinness and lustrous glaze made in the Parian style. The cups, jugs, and dessert services are decorated with marine motifs or delicate floral patterns.

Porcelain, Collections and collecting

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