Wendy Cook

Wendy Cook, curator of Worcester Porcelain Museum, looks through an archive of designs of eleborate china. Picture by Jon Fuller-Rowell. 10327301Wendy Cook, curator of Worcester Porcelain Museum, looks through an archive of designs of eleborate china.Picture by Jon Fuller-Rowell. 10327301

Northdale Trading Limited, the exclusive distributor of Royal Worcester in Canada, and the Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art in Toronto, celebrated the 250th anniversary of Royal Worcester with a special evening featuring a presentation by Wendy Cook, the curator of the Royal Worcester Museum.Shown here are: G&T sales manager Anjani Bery (left) and Cook, who is holding the company's First Limited Edition 42cm Anniversary Charger.Limited to production of an edition of just 50, the charger combines the richness of painted fruit with a broad border of striking cobalt blue, overlaid with elaborate gilding and hand-embellished with raised enamel jewels.The Gardiner Museum is the venue for Capital Ventures - The Founding of the Worcester Porcelain Manufactory, 1751-1783, which runs until August 19, 2001.

Click for Actual SizeActual Size of imageRosemary & Time's line of garden-inspired decorative accessories include this watering can tapered planter, which features leaf embossing and copper trim, and bee magnet.

Forward by Wendy Cook, Curator of The Museum of Worcester Porcelain.

William Brownfield and Sons: A Most Prolific Staffordshire Pottery an Illustrated Guide to Brownfield Wares, 1837-1900. by Tim Peake. (Volume One) 1995.Laminated Boards.New Book in New Dustjacket.ISBN: 0952595214.

A rare chance to bring your photographs, porcelain and Worcester Porcelain memorabilia for advice and information from the Museum Curator, Wendy Cook.