Vintage Blue Willow Royal Worcester Creamer / Milk Jug Porcelain & Ceramics The item is stamped underneath

The item is stamped underneath Royal Albert Bone China England

the Royal Doulton “Frost Pine” D6450 pattern was unusual in that it had a misty grey background on which white pine needles with green and brown sprigs are featured together with tiny white spots of snow/frost above the pattern on each side

In 1969 Myott was bought by Interpace

The item is designed with an embossed rope edge underneath the rim resulting in a scalloped effect

Vintage Blue Willow Royal Worcester Creamer / Milk Jug Porcelain & Ceramics The item is stamped underneathRoyal Worcester can trace its roots as far back as 1751 when a conglomerate of fifteen men founded a porcelain factory in the city of Worcester. There is some dispute as to whether Royal Worcester is the oldest English porcelain brand still in existence today, as Royal Crown Derby claim their establishment date as 1750. However, this still means that Royal Worcester is either the oldest or second oldest brand still operating today. The item is a