Highly Collectable Royal Worcester Fine porcelain Egg-Coddler: Evesham Pattern 47-9 Cutlery and in 1955 the name

and in 1955 the name was changed to Ridgway Potteries Ltd

The popularity of the spoon diminished during the pre-reformation period due to their being seen as icons

The items and case have normal age related wear

) during the 1940’s

but the spoons are in very good condition with no visible damages

Highly Collectable Royal Worcester Fine porcelain Egg-Coddler: Evesham Pattern 47-9 Cutlery and in 1955 the nameA highly collectable Royal Worcester fine porcelain egg coddler decorated with the Evesham pattern (Egg Coddlers. com), which was introduced in 1961 and as is thus far known, has not yet been discontinued. The pattern displays red currants on one side and a plum (often referred to by collectors as a peach) on the other, as well as a single leaf between the two. Stamped underneath Royal Worcester Fine Porcelain, Made in England, Oven to Tableware In