Orchard-Inspired Elegance for the English Kitchen
Bring timeless English charm to your countertop with Royal Worcester Evesham Gold porcelain storage canisters. Featuring richly detailed fruit and vegetable motifs framed by gleaming gold trim, these beloved pieces blend beauty and everyday functionality.
Each canister is crafted in England from fine porcelain and decorated with the harvest-inspired designs that made Evesham Gold one of Royal Worcester’s most enduring patterns. Select your preferred style from the available options.
Available Variations
Medium Sugar Canister with Original Wood Lid
Measures approximately 5 ½″ high and 5″ wide. Decorated with peaches, corn, lemons, and apples. The base is stamped “Flameproof Porcelain – Oven-to-Table-Ware – Dishwasher Proof.” Original labels remain, suggesting little to no prior use. The wood lid may be refreshed with food-safe cutting board oil, and the rubber gasket can be easily replaced if desired.
Coffee Canister with Original Wood Lid
Measures approximately 5″ high and 4 ½″ in diameter. Decorated with oranges and plums. The original wood lid retains its dry rubber gasket, which may be refreshed or replaced. The base mark is faded but attributed to England. Condition is excellent and appears largely unused.
Medium Porcelain Canister with Porcelain Lid
Measured approximately 7 ½″ high with lid (5 ½″ without) and 5 ¾″ in diameter. Decorated with fruit and vegetable sprays; lid featuring blackberries, lemons, and apricots. Base stamped with the Worcester crown, “51” for 1751, and “N” in diamond (late 1980s production).
All available canisters are in excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or crazing. Gold trim remains bright and intact.
While this listing is for storage canisters, other Evesham Gold pieces are available in our shop. Browse our complete Royal Worcester Evesham Gold Collection ↗ for additional plates, bowls, cups, and serving pieces.
⚜️ Collector’s Note: Introduced in 1961, Evesham Gold became Royal Worcester’s most successful and recognizable pattern. Named after the fertile Vale of Evesham in Worcestershire, England, the design celebrates orchard abundance in vibrant detail. Discontinued yet still widely collected, Evesham Gold remains prized for both everyday use and display.
