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A closer look at the cathedral. The building about a third of the way from the bottom left is part of a modern development on what was the site of the Royal Worcester porcelain factory. Royal Worcester dates back to the 1750's but like much of industry in this country it finally went bust and the name was sold to Portmeirion pottery who are based in Stoke on Trent and who closed the remaining Worcester production. To me calling it Royal Worcester now is an insult.
A closer look at the cathedral. The building about a third of the way from the bottom left is part of a modern development on what was the site of the Royal Worcester porcelain factory. Royal Worcester dates back to the 1750's but like much of industry in this country it finally went bust and the name was sold to Portmeirion pottery who are based in Stoke on Trent and who closed the remaining Worcester production. To me calling it Royal Worcester now is an insult.
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