Royal Worcester "Pershore"

Royal Worcester Pershore is a charming floral pattern produced in the early 1980s, combining delicate sprays of flowers and fruit with a refined gold banded edge. The design typically features pink blossoms, berries and soft foliage, creating a lighter and more understated look than many of Royal Worcester’s more widely known fruit patterns.

Produced between around 1980 and 1984, Pershore was part of a period where Royal Worcester continued to develop decorative oven to tableware inspired by the success of its iconic fruit designs. While it shares similarities in style and shape with ranges such as Evesham Gold, Pershore is generally found on a smaller selection of shapes and is less commonly seen.

The pattern itself combines elements such as pink roses or blossom, berries and occasional blue or plum toned accents, all arranged in a naturalistic spray that sits neatly within the clean white body and gold trim.

As a now discontinued design, Royal Worcester Pershore is sought after by collectors and those looking to replace or extend an existing set. Availability can vary depending on the piece, as supply is dependent on what becomes available in the pre-loved market.

Collectors interested in similar Royal Worcester designs may also wish to explore other fruit and floral patterns from the same era, particularly those produced on comparable oven to tableware shapes.