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1 Donations & bequests 2 Valuations 3 Dating Royal Worcester Porcelain 4 Reading List 5 Tableware matching & replacement 6 Mending broken procelain 7 Worcester Factory Ownership 8 Origins of the Museum 9 Dr Wall & the first factory 1751 -1774 10 William Davis 1774 - 1783 11 James Giles London Studio 1767 - 1776 12 The Flight & Barr Partnerships 13 Chamberlain's Worcester Porcelain 1783 - 1850 14 Kerr & Binns 1851 - 1862 15 Royal Worcester in the 19th century 16 Royal Worcester in the 20th century 17 Grainger's Worcester Porcelain 1801-1902 18 Hadley & Sons Ltd. 1896 - 1905 19 Dorothy Doughty 20 Freda Doughty 21 Doris Lindner 22 Eva Soper Birds 23 Ronald van Ruyckevelt 24 Ruth van Ruyckevelt 25 Candle Extinguishers 26 Egg Coddlers 27 C.W.Dyson Perrins 28 Key dates in history 29 The Evesham Pattern	After the Second World War there was no way of knowing which china and gift shops remained trading, so an employee visited every city and town to rebuild the list of potential customers!
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