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We are an independent charitable trust, founded in 1946 by Charles Dyson Perrins, to care for and connect people with the largest collection of Worcester porcelain in the world, together with our unique factory and design archive, in the place where it was made from 1751 to 2008.
- Uniforms
- Arms
- Guidons
- Emblems and Medals
- Paintings
- Photographs
- Personalia
From its foundation in 1794 the Yeomanry had distinctive items of uniform. Examples of 19th century headgear include a Tarleton helmet, busbies, shakoes, which make colourful displays together with coatees, tunics and their epaulettes and braiding. Uniforms from the Boer War and the First World War can be seen alongside a Tank Overall worn in Franc...
19th century swords and pistols include the fine pair of duelling pistols given to the Adjutant, Captain Emmot by the Earl of Plymouth in 1832. There are also more recent firearms, as well as spurs, saddlecloths and sabretaches reflecting the cavalry aspect of this regiment.
These eleven beautifully embroidered pieces, including the King’s Guidon presented in 1831, have recently been conserved.
These include examples of the sprig of pear blossom in silk which was presented to the troops on their departure to the Boer War by the Countess of Dudley, and of the silver medallions known as Worcestershire Jewels presented on their return.
Watercolours by Richard Dighton showing caricatures of the Officers between 1832 and 1834 contrast with those painted by Lord Hampton whilst serving in Palestine in the First World War.
A wide range of official and personal photographs from the Boer War to recent times include poignant images of the charge at Huj in 1917 in Palestine.
A wide range of material including letters, diaries and souvenirs. The ploughshares created from a Turkish and an English sword used at Huj by an Officer who became a clergyman are evocative. Maps and cooking equipment illustrate life in the Second World War. If you would like to see The Regimental Gallery, it can be found in Worcester City Art Gal...
4 days ago · The award for Bonehill is dated 19 November 1813, that for Woodcote Green Common, Great Wood, Little Wood and Hopping Hill Coppice 5 July 1855, and for Chadwick, including parts of Lickey, Etchy and Wildmoor, 10 December 1795.
Explore Wildmoor in Worcestershire with pictures, local history and photography, nearby attractions and Wildmoor map as well as high resolution stock photos of Wildmoor to buy for prints from PicturesOfEngland.com
Below are key dates in history for Royal Worcester, from its first beginnings, covering the many owners, commissioning of commemorative pieces right through to modern day production and the closure in 2009. You can learn more about some of these key dates in history by searching through our archive. Key dates in history for Royal Worcester.
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Explore 250 years of social, food and design history that connects Worcester porcelain with the rest of the world. Visit us at the Museum of Royal Worcester and discover the extraordinary stories of the workers and artists who skilfully made the objects and the celebrity customers who enjoyed them. Enjoy interactive displays, and family ...
