This Worcester transfer printed porcelain Mug was issued during the Seven Years war,1756 -1763. The engraving was done by Robert Hancock. It has a portrait print of the "Marquis of Granby".

Our range of Royal Worcester mugs includes traditional styles in a variety of colours, as well as contemporary designs. A mug is a specific kind of cup that is often used for hot beverages like coffee ...

This Worcester mug c.1754-55 proved the highlight of the Raymond Dennis collection of early English porcelain sold by Woolley & Wallis of Salisbury.

ONE WITH THE WORLD: This delightful fine bone china mug from Royal Worcester Wrendale Designs will create a charming nature theme in your home. From morning coffee to your afternoon tea, this mug is a ...

The ceramic interior means you also don't get any of that metallic taste that can sometimes occur when you're drinking coffee ...

A garden centre is celebrating its 60th anniversary with a specially designed mug. Otter Garden Centres marked this milestone with an exclusive limited edition Royal Worcester mug, collaboratively ...

Guest columnist Rach Eisner came to Worcester as a student at Clark University. Worcester made her feel welcome, so she made ...

Officially called the Burnside Fountain, the small bronze statue is known better to locals as Turtle Boy. The image has ...

Thousands of beer lovers have descended on Munich for the start of the world’s largest folk festival. Mayor Dieter Reiter officially started the 189th Oktoberfest at noon on Saturday when he inserted ...

Bring joy to your festivities with this fine bone china mug from Royal Worcester's Wrendale Designs collection. Designed by artist Hannah Dale, this mug features a watercolour illustration of three ...

Worcester Cathedral volunteer and artist, Gay Adam has created mugs based on a pink Giraffe featured in a stained glass window. The mugs and fridge magnets were made to raise funds for The ...

WORCESTER — When Harriet P.F. Burnside left ... The image has become an unofficial mascot for the city and graces T-shirts, mugs and coffee cups, and has even made its way into pop culture.