Royal Crown Derby (England), Kings pattern

Royal Crown Derby is a British porcelain manufacturer that was founded in 1750 in Derby, England. The company was originally known as "Derby Porcelain," and it produced a wide range of ceramic items, including tableware, vases, and figurines. In 1775, the company was granted a royal warrant by King George III, which allowed it to use the title "Royal Crown Derby."

Throughout the 18th and 19th centuries, Royal Crown Derby established a reputation for producing high-quality, hand-painted porcelain with intricate designs. The company's porcelain was known for its delicate and detailed patterns, as well as its bright and vibrant colors. It also produced a wide variety of items, including plates, cups, saucers, figurines, and vases. Many of these pieces were decorated with gold and other precious metals, which added to their luxury and elegance.

In the 19th century, Royal Crown Derby became known for its Imari-style more... porcelain. Imari is a type of Japanese porcelain that is characterized by its bold, colorful designs, and Royal Crown Derby's Imari-style porcelain featured similar patterns and colors.

In the 20th century, the company continued to produce high-quality porcelain, and it began to focus more on the production of luxury items, such as figurines and vases. Today, Royal Crown Derby is still in operation, and it continues to produce a wide range of porcelain items, including tableware, figurines, and vases. less...