Used attributively to designate articles originating in Worcester, e.g. (formerly) a fine cloth, (now chiefly) a kind of China ware; also elliptical…

attributive. Designating hard-paste porcelain of a type manufactured by a method patented in 1768 by William Cookworthy of Plymouth in Devon…

attributive. Designating china or porcelain produced at New Hall, Shelton, Staffordshire from 1782 until 1835. Also absol.: New Hall ware.

Used in Broseley porcelain, a soft-paste porcelain made by Thomas Turner (1749–1809) of Caughley, near Broseley, esp. the blue transfer-printed…

The name of a porcelain factory in Shropshire, used to designate a kind of porcelain formerly made there. Also attributive.

(a proprietary name for) Derby porcelain bearing a crown as an additional distinguishing mark, spec. (in collectors' use) that made from about…

a soft-paste porcelain of Caughley, made by Thomas Turner (1749–1809), resembling Worcester porcelain.

Denoting a variety of porcelain made at Derby, esp. a soft-paste porcelain made from about 1750, Crown Derby being a variety made from 1784. Cf. C…

A type of hard-paste porcelain formerly manufactured at Plymouth. See sense 1a. rare.

Lowestoft porcelain.

= Longton Hall, n.

attributive and in other combinations, as frit-brick, frit-mixer, frit-powder. Also frit-porcelain n. (see quot.).

Coalport china.

Used attributively to designate a kind of armorial china originally manufactured by Goss.

Porcelain produced at Longton Hall.

Porcelain ware produced at Pinxton.