Royal AlbertRoyal Albert, named after the Albert Works pottery built in 1846, began in 1896 when Thomas C Wild bought the works. In 1897 they obtained a Royal Warrant to make commemorative pieces for the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria. The name was changed to Royal Albert in 1904. Typical of the time they were famous for their floral and particularly their chintz like designs which evolved with the introduction of Art Deco in the 1920s. Perhaps their most famous floral design is Royal Albert Old Country Roses, which is still made today, having been first introduced in 1960. Click on one of the Royal Albert designs below to view our current stock. Click on the image above to view our current stock of Royal Albert Belinda. | Click on the image above to view our current stock of Royal Albert Brigadoon. | Click on the image above to view our current stock of Royal Albert Christmas Plates. | Click on the image above to view our current stock of Royal Albert Country Lane. | Click on the image above to view our current stock of Royal Albert Decorative Items. | Click on the image above to view our current stock of Royal Albert Elfin. | Click on the image above to view our current stock of Royal Albert Holyrood. | Click on the image above to view our current stock of Royal Albert Lavender Rose. | Click on the image above to view our current stock of Royal Albert Masquerade. | Click on the image above to view our current stock of Royal Albert Memory Lane. | Click on the image above to view our current stock of Royal Albert Moss Rose. | Click on the image above to view our current stock of Royal Albert Old Country Roses. | Click on the image above to view our current stock of Royal Albert Silver Maple. | Click on the image above to view our current stock of Royal Albert Val D'or. | |
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