Royal Albert
100 Years of Royal Albert

1950 Festival - Patricia

True to the post-war optimism of the 1951 Festival of Britain, this decade saw much bolder florals, with many designs like this one featuring typically English flowers such as blue harebells, daffodils and snowdrops

A Brand Worth Celebrating...The success of Royal Albert dates back to 1896, when Thomas Clarke Wild (with his father) bought the Albert Works in Longton, Stoke-on-Trent -- a factory given its title to commemorate the birth of Prince Albert a year earlier. A year later, in 1897, Thomas Wild & Co produced a range of commemorative pieces for Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, an association with royalty that continues to this day. Nine years later, in 1906, the company name "Royal Albert Limited" was registered. Since then, Royal Albert has enjoyed a rich history -- with signature designs based on traditional English gardens (the most famous of which is "Old Country Roses" introduced in 1962). The success of the brand is attributed to the high quality and durability of its products, as well as their broad consumer appeal. Today, Royal Albert accounts for nearly 20% of the entire global market for English bone china, and is exported to 53 countries around the world.

A Worthy Collection...Launched to celebrate a century of English craftsmanship, the 100 Years of Royal Albert Collection is truly one-of-a-kind. Ten distinctive patterns pay tribute to the Royal Albert brand's vitality, longevity and rich design history by combining classic shapes and delicate floral designs with the inspiration from previous Royal Albert patterns and designs taken from the Royal Albert Archive Pattern Books. The result is an eclectic and truly unique collection that captures the true historical design statements and trends from the 10 decades of the 20th century.

Price £50.00

Item # HUNFIG22196

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