Grainger Works were ac- quired by the Porcelain Company, and in 1902 the manu- facture was transferred to the Royal Works. The beginnings of Grainger's business have been already noted, and a short account of the products of his factory only remains to be added. In 1810, two years before Lee became… … Grainger's Worcester, 1851. George Grainger, the son, carried on the works for many years as " G. Grainger & Co." China was made till 1850, in which year a new body of semi-porcelain was invented by the proprietor, whose exhibit in 1851 attracted considerable
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