Royal Worcester

I'd like a date for this Royal Worcester plate please. I have no idea, have tried, and failed, to look it up on the Internet, so many apologies in advance if its earlier than 20th century. I'm HOPING it might be 1902.

I think the date code is actually the small diamond, which is for 1929.

Thank you. I'm pleased it's 20th century.

19th Century Royal Worcester teacup and saucer, retailed by Thomas Goode & Co.

Cheers. Spotted another handpainted one recently

I picked this large mug today that is about 10" high, any ideas of its use

I was thinking for hot chocolate but why so large

I thought hot chocolste too. Or just a novelty mug.

I would like to see the base, as RW tableware is one of my specialist subjects.
Sorry, but I've deleted 3 of the 4 identical images.

Hope this is ok for you - your help is very much appreciated

Hmm that's odd. That mark is usually used on the oven-to-tableware,
and the cookware items.
It could just be a giftware item, not related to any specific range.

hi
I am trying to work out the date on this plate it has the number b244 impressed Worcester mark

1878. The b244 is the gilder's mark.

Royal Worcester cup and saucer with Mortlock’s overstamp. Saucer impressed M12

Hi
A friend has this little Worcester coffee can and saucer. All the others I found on-line have additional colours (pink and blue) added to the transfer. Does that make this more or less interesting?

We thought the date dots put it around 1930, but we are not practised dot-readers.

The Rd no is for 1923.

Thank you for that information.

Only of interest to anyone looking for a replacement. Collectors go for the 18th-19thC pieces, with saucer

Hallo all.
I purchased this lovely Blue and White plate recently, but it is badly damaged and subsequently professionally repaired.
One of the staples holding the plate together passes through the makers mark; so can anyone identify the maker and possible date?
Thank you
Jack

It's a Royal Worcester mark, I'm no expert but I believe this dates pre 1891, when the text 'Royal Worcester England' was added. Plenty online on how to accurately date it.

Many thanks for the speedy response Davee, I'll do some digging.
Regards
Jack

It has what seems to be the year mark for 1890.

As i have no knowledge about porcelain and pottery although i am slowly picking
away at it i find myself looking online and i do now have a goddens marks book
even though i am slightly or quite a lot unsure on this mark i believe it is Worcester
before the dot system was in use but i can't or don't trust myself and wondered if anyone
can help in dating this lovely floral loving cup. I would also love to know your views regarding its
desirability myself i feel over the moon with it at the reasonable price of £3 i could not leave it
even with the small hairline in the base. The porcelain is almost translucent and rings almost like glass
Would love to know if my new cup is any good as they go or just one of the mirriad? of this type which were made?
Thank you

another impressed mark is near the rim i think it is N9 SPACE B Then something small illegible and then a sort of circle which is cross hatched inside it with maybe something near the outside of it on one end all very confusing sorry very hard to photograph thanks :)

I assume that you believe to date to be 1879? If so, then that is what I made it.

I have never liked porcelain or any ceramics with pretty floral decoration like this but I can understand why people who do like that kind of thing would appreciate this piece and Worcester in general.

I am sure you will understand that I don't know how the Worcester market is performing, except for me to say that there still seems to de an interest and so paying £3 for this piece, even with the hairline is a no brainer.