Rare 18th Century Worcester Dragon Compartment Serving Dish 27cm Wedgwood

Rare 18th Century Worcester Dragon Compartment Serving Dish 27cm WedgwoodThis attractive antique serving dish is a fine example of late 18th century English Worcester porcelain, decorated in a lively enamel palette strongly influenced by contemporary Chinese export wares. The elongated quatrefoil form measures approximately 27cm in length, making it a practical yet highly decorative piece for display or occasional use. The interior is divided visually into shaped cartouches, each painted by hand with bold, almost naive

historically rich present for lovers of fine ceramics

The figures are delicately modelled

or display value

Around the shoulder runs a delicate white enamel band reserved with tiny quatrefoils and linked flower-head motifs

A matching pair

As with many important 18th century objects

this off-centred vase is a refined example of her celebrated salt-glazed ceramics

This elegant Wedgwood light blue Jasperware creamer is ready to be enjoyed

The upright spout is neatly modelled with a gentle curve and is embellished with a gilt feather or leaf motif that runs from its base towards the tip

Measuring approximately 27 cm in length

or porcelain to create a layered

Length: approximately 24 cm