Royal Worcester Rose Fine Bone China - Plates 2 pc

Royal Worcester Rose Fine Bone China - An elegant set of two plates, adorned with a beautiful rose motif. Each plate is made of fine bone china from Royal Worcester, which is known for its durability and beauty. Royal Worcester porcelain traces its origins back to 1751, when porcelain production began in Worcester, England. The company was renamed the Royal Worcester Porcelain Factory Company in 1862, and it was in 1976 that Spode and Royal Worcester merged. In 2009 the factory in Worcester closed, and the brand name was bought by Portmeirion Potteries in Stoke on Trent. Beyond the famous bone china, the company also produced earthenware and decorative items such as vases and figures. You can find the factory stamp on the back of the piece. For Royal Worcester bone china, it is a crown, over a circle with 'W' letters in the circle, plus '51' in the middle of the circle, to symbolize 1751, the year of the royal warrant from George III. This set of plates is a beautiful addition to any dining table.