Heavy gold, clean lines, and that unmistakable Royal Worcester weight in the hand.
The Lustre Gold pattern sits squarely in mid-century English elegance — a deeply gilded ridged porcelain body with a matching lid, understated in form but opulent in finish. Royal Worcester introduced this pattern in the mid-twentieth century; it has the clarity of line that defined 1950s and '60s design at its most refined. We're including a spoon with equally intricate gilding, though we were unable to read the maker's stamp on its reverse. The jar works beautifully as a condiment pot, a covered sugar, or a vessel for any small thing worth serving in style.
A sophisticated gift for a Royal Worcester collector or anyone who sets a formal table with intention. Royal Worcester traces its roots to 1751 on the banks of the Severn River, and has held a Royal Warrant since 1789.
Maker: Royal Worcester | Pattern: Lustre Gold
Material: Porcelain | Hand wash recommended
Dimensions: Jar 4.0" tall (with lid) × 3.75" diameter at opening; spoon approx. 5.5" long
Includes lid and serving spoon
Era: 1950s–1960s (discontinued)
Origin: England
Condition: Very good vintage. Light water spots visible in photos are minimal in person. No chips or imperfections. All sales final.
