Pair of vintage Royal Worcester Porcelain figurines made in England both are playing instruments.
The girl is holding a tambourine and the boy is playing a horn.
Approximately 6.5" H
 
Royal Worcester Porcelain, founded in 1751 in Worcester, England, holds a distinguished place in the history of ceramic craftsmanship. With over two centuries of heritage, Royal Worcester has become synonymous with luxury and excellence in porcelain production. Renowned for its timeless elegance, intricate designs, and impeccable quality, Royal Worcester pieces have graced the tables and homes of royalty, dignitaries, and discerning collectors worldwide. From delicate tea sets to ornate vases and figurines, each creation bears the hallmark of Royal Worcester's commitment to craftsmanship and artistry, ensuring its enduring legacy in the world of fine porcelain.
 
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