Royal Doulton began its pedigree in tableware and ceramics, when in 1815 John Doulton used his life savings to launch a partnership with Martha Jones and John Watts at a stoneware factory in ...

The largest Royal Doulton vase was made in the late 19th Century. It is 6ft 3in high, and sold for over £10,000 in 2011. Related links Watch the video; Collection of Royal Doulton ...

Doulton earned its Royal seal of approval for its 1897 Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee mugs. Other collectable pottery names include Wedgwood, Royal Worcester, Coalport, Copeland Spode, Moorcroft ...

LONDON — It is either a right royal snafu or someone’s idea of a joke but the latest souvenir offering ahead of the April 29 wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton was causing som… ...

Examples of Pure Evil’s £60 plates and £18 Royal Doulton mugs alongside the original artwork that inspired them are on show at his gallery in Leonard Street, Shoreditch, as part of the Moniker ...

WINDSOR, England — In just a few days, Prince Harry will marry Meghan Markle at St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle. But the happy couple aren’t the only people excited for the big day. On … ...

Where are you right now? But Michael Doulton has to pause to think about it. Ohio. Somewhere between Cleveland and Cincinnati. Yes, that s right. Forgive Doulton for his momentary confusion. As ...

Although the internet is awash with mass-produced mugs, some could still prove valuable, such as mugs made by ceramic manufacturer Royal Doulton to mark Queen Elizabeth’s coronation in 1953, as ...

AS IF Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s baby announcement wasn’t enough to steal her thunder, one royal souvenir shop has made an epic gaffe advertising Princess Eugenie’s wedding … ...

A pottery company has begun production of a special commemorative mug for the royal baby. Emma Bridgewater, based in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, started work on the mug soon after the Duke and ...

David Lambert paid £2 for the rare 1922 Spook figurine (pictured) at a Stockport car boot sale. Mr Lambert and his wife were shocked when it went on sell for £5,000.

Doulton earned its Royal seal of approval for its 1897 Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee mugs. Other collectable pottery names include Wedgwood, Royal Worcester, Coalport, Copeland Spode, Moorcroft ...