Worcester - Basket - Porcelain - Pine Cone Pattern

Worcester – Dr. Wall period – 18th-century porcelain dish with openwork rim and pinecone decoration
England, Worcester – circa 1754–1783

Elegant 18th-century Worcester porcelain dish, attributed to the Dr. Wall period. The dish is executed in fine white porcelain with a characteristic openwork rim, consisting of decorative elements that give the piece a refined and airy appearance.

The central part is decorated with a blue-and-white Pinecone pattern, featuring a floral motif and finely worked leaves and flowers. The openwork rim is also adorned with blue ornaments and small, molded porcelain flowers. The combination of the detailed blue-and-white decoration and the distinctive rim shape gives this piece a decorative and quintessentially 18th-century character.

Dimensions: diameter about 22 cm, height about 6 cm

Condition: good condition, with one small chip. Other signs of age and use appropriate to the age.

The lot will be carefully packed and insured for shipment.