Description:

Royal Worcester, England.
A set of nine Evesham porcelain plates decorated with fruit and gold trim.
1980s.
In excellent condition.
Marked.
Dimensions: D 16.8 cm.
Royal Worcester is one of England’s oldest porcelain manufacturers, founded in 1751 in the city of Worcester. Over the centuries, it gained a reputation for producing fine porcelain with elegant designs and exceptional craftsmanship.
One of Royal Worcester’s most beloved dinnerware ranges is Evesham, introduced in 1961. Named after the fertile Evesham Vale in southern England—famous for its fruit orchards—the Evesham pattern features colorful hand-painted fruit designs, including plums, peaches, pears, and blackberries, often accented with elegant gold trim. It quickly became a popular choice and remains a sought-after collectible today.
Evesham was produced in several versions, including Evesham Gold and Evesham Vale, and was available in both fine porcelain and oven-to-tableware. The collection blends practical use with timeless British charm.