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First Period Worcester Porcelain Broth Pot 1758-1760
First Period Worcester Porcelain Broth Pot 1758-1760
First Period Worcester Porcelain Broth Pot 1758-1760
First Period Worcester Porcelain Broth Pot 1758-1760
First Period Worcester Porcelain Broth Pot 1758-1760
First Period Worcester Porcelain Broth Pot 1758-1760
First Period Worcester Porcelain Broth Pot 1758-1760
First Period Worcester Porcelain Broth Pot 1758-1760
First Period Worcester Porcelain Broth Pot 1758-1760
Precious Porcelain

First Period Worcester Porcelain Broth Pot 1758-1760

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First Period Worcester Porcelain Broth Pot 1758-1760

An Extremely Rare Broth and Saucer from Worcester with Large Painted Flowers and Bugs. The Inner rim has nicely painted scrolls and Flower in the center. Unmarked..

This uncommon shape was likely made for the European market. Bowls of this type are discussed by John Sandon, Dictionary of Worcester Porcelain (1993), p.85. A slightly larger example in blue and white from the Pauline and David Tate Collection was sold by Bonhams 18 - 19 June 2024, lot 360.

 Possibly painted by James Giles of James Rogers, (James rogers was known to have worked in the factory in the 1750s)

Size: Cup, 7.5cm wide x 6cm high, Saucer 13cm wide

Condition Hairline