On offer is an 18th-century Worcester porcelain plate dating to around 1795, a fine Georgian-era example of the factory’s hand-painted enamel work. The plate is decorated in a vivid palette of iron red, cobalt blue, green and soft pink enamels, arranged around a central floral medallion. The surrounding panels feature classical figural motifs, floral sprays and ornate borders, reflecting Worcester’s refined late-18th-century style.

The plate measures approximately 240mm (9.5 inches) in diameter and remains in very good antique condition. Minor rim chips and a small foot-rim chip are present, along with light wear consistent with age, all typical for Worcester porcelain of this period.

Key Features
✅ Genuine Worcester porcelain plate, circa 1795
✅ Hand-painted with classical scenes, florals and enamel borders
✅ Rich late-Georgian enamel palette
✅ Approx. 240mm (9.5 inches) diameter
✅ Condition: Minor rim and foot-rim chips; light age-related wear

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