Royal Worcester China Restoration

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Expert Royal Worcester China Restoration

The Royal Worcester factory, established in 1751, is one of the oldest and most prolific English porcelain manufacturers. Given the long history and the sheer volume of ceramics produced, we frequently undertake restoration projects involving pieces from this renowned factory.

Our Restoration Expertise

Our skilled restorers have successfully brought a wide variety of Royal Worcester pieces back to life, including:

• Figurines and Statuettes: Repairing delicate pieces, particularly those modelled by renowned sculptors like James Hadley or Doris Lindner (e.g., studies of horses or cattle).
• Dinnerware and Tableware: Mending chips and breaks on popular patterns like Evesham Gold (featuring autumnal fruits), Serendipity, and the modern Wrendale Designs collections.
• Decorative Wares: Restoring hand-painted items often featuring detailed subjects such as fruit, flowers, birds, or landscapes, especially those with rich background colours like claret or blue.
• Early Pieces and Fine China: Carefully preserving rare items from the Flight & Barr period, or those bearing intricate historical patterns like Blind Earl or pieces in the Imari style.
• "Oven-to-Table" Ware: Mending practical yet decorative items from successful ranges like Evesham, ensuring both functional and aesthetic preservation.

The Repair Process

We understand that these pieces are often sentimental or valuable, which is why we specialize in museum-quality restoration. This meticulous process is designed to make repairs invisible to the naked eye, preserving both the aesthetic and, where possible, the value of your item.

We are committed to using expert techniques to save your cherished pieces, respecting the legacy of the Royal Worcester factory.