18th Century Worcester Porcelain Dragon Pattern Serving Dish 27cm Wedgwood

18th Century Worcester Porcelain Dragon Pattern Serving Dish 27cm WedgwoodThis attractive 18thcentury serving dish is a fine example of early English Worcester porcelain, decorated in a lively handpainted dragons in compartments style. Of shellshaped, quatrefoil outline with softly lobed sides, the dish measures approximately 27 cm in length as shown in the final image. The shallow interior is divided by red scalloped cartouches into four main panels surrounding a central medallion, an arrangement strongly influenced by

Dating from the early 1800s

Its understated elegance and historical charm ensure it will draw the eye without overwhelming a space

porcelain collector

This finely detailed relief offers the refined neoclassical elegance associated with Wedgwood

Originating in Japan during the Meiji period

adding a touch of understated luxury and historical depth

an elegant dining space or a refined study

or presented as a thoughtful gift for a lover of English ceramics

From a collecting perspective

gently lustrous

Why Collect Wedgwood Porcelain

was an unrecognised state in Southern Africa that existed from 1965 to 1979