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Chamberlain's WORCESTER

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Last month we looked at the rise of the successive Flight & Barr partnerships that took the 18th-century Worcester factory to new heights during the following century. But this might not have happened without the company’s great rival: Chamberlain’s Worcester.

Robert Chamberlain (c1736-98) had been head of the decoration department of the original Worcester factory. But, when it came under the ownership of John Flight in 1783, Chamberlain left to set up his own decoration studio across the street, adding a shop

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