Royal Crown Derby was one of the earliest English porcelain factories (1740s), the first factory being located in Nottingham Road, Derby. The current factory at Osmaston Road was purpose built in 1875, and the long established tradition of fine ceramics is continued today at the same location. The title 'Royal' was awarded by Queen Victoria in 1890.
Pictured right: The 2010 Royal Crown Derby Collectors Guild complimentary gift The Duckling
As well as its fine porcelain, Royal Crown Derby has an established reputation for its fine inlaid ceramics, notably paperweights.
The Royal Crown Derby Collectors Guild allows members to receive a joining gift and the opportunity to buy special Guild only pieces. The 2010 membership piece is the Duckling and members only paperweights include Duck. Benefits also include a quarterly Guild magazine and newsletter, invitations to special events and a priviliged customer programme.
Pictured right: The 2010 Royal Crown Derby Collectors Guild Members Piece - the Duck Paperweight, exclusively available for Guild Members to purchase during 2010.
For more information contact: Royal Crown Derby, 194 Osmaston Road, Derby. Tel: (+44) 01332 712800
NOTICE - This site is not affiliated with Royal Crown Derby TM. The purpose of these pages is to provide information to collectors of Royal Crown Derby.
Royal Crown Derby was one of the earliest English porcelain factories (1740s), the first factory being located in Nottingham Road, Derby. The current factory at Osmaston Road was purpose built in 1875, and the long established tradition of fine ceramics is continued today at the same location. The title 'Royal' was awarded by Queen Victoria in 1890. 
