A late 18thc First Period Worcester porcelain deep dish c.1765

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A late 18thc First Period Worcester porcelain deep dish c.1765Description. A very attractive First Period Worcester porcelain saucer dish shallow bowl, c. 1765. Well painted in polychrome enamels, with continuous border decoration of flowers and foliage. A central floral spray to the well of the dish. Gilded delineation of the central floral spray. Condition. Very good. No cracks, chips or restoration. Minimal wear, save that the gilt rim decoration has been almost entirely worn away. Dimensions. 18. 5 cm in

Elaborately moulded

The piece is painted by William Billingsley

being discovered by us only by touch

Beautifully modelled

unique in doing so in all of Europe) until 1802

and is one of Walford's principal attributive features

Collector's sticker for the prominent collector

all as shown

A late 18thc Barr

His salary rose by six livres in both 1772 and 1773

A fine sparrowbeak creamer

as Caughley undertook very little polychrome decoration in-house