Worcester Porcelain Museum will be launching a new look by unveiling items never seen before at the 'Antiques for Everyone' fair in July.
Formerly known as the Dyson Perrins
collection, it has been renamed the Museum of Royal Worcester.
At the NEC show in Birmingham the museum
launches its "new identity", exhibiting pattern books, film and
archive material, journals and designs. Past Royal Worcester
artists, gilders and printmakers will be demonstrating their
skills.
Among the rare items on show at the NEC event from July 19-22
are hand-painted pattern books and the "Flight diary", written by
John Flight in 1789 during his travels in France when researching
the production of porcelain.
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