In 1951 the Worcester Porcelain Company commissioned John Stuart to make a film about their ceramic manufacturing process from the mining of the raw materials, through all the forming and decorating processes to the packing…
Book a grown-up treat at the Museum with friends and family or your valentine. Learn about the symbolism and folklore behind the beautiful fruits and flowers painted on Worcester porcelain and then enjoy traditional afternoon…
Create a unique mug with printed ceramic transfers. Choose from a range of Spring motifs and collage these into your own design which will be fired on for you to collect later. For an additional…
John Sandon, well-known from his regular appearances on BBC’s Antiques Roadshow, grew up in the city of Worcester and inherited a love of ceramics from his father, Henry Sandon. He is a recognised expert on…
free Discover the galleries in a hands-on interactive way with our new Family Explorer Backpacks – choose your adventure from ‘Kings and Queens’ or ‘Safari’ themes, get your kit on, track down clues, bring your creativity…
Tony began his career at Royal Worcester and has been an artist all his working life. After leaving school he became an apprentice at the world famous Worcester Studios and in 1971 was named ‘best…
Former Royal Worcester flower-maker Avril Pulley can usually be found working in the galleries on Tuesdays. Avril started work at Royal Worcester in 1967 making china flowers with Cornish clay. She made life size flowers…
@TheMoRW - Dec 13
A ceramic treat today #BehindtheScenes with #oxfordceramicgroup @SomervilleOx learning more about their collection… https://t.co/rx6abm4m1H
