Antique 18th Century Worcester Gilt Dragon Pattern Porcelain Dish Wedgwood

Antique 18th Century Worcester Gilt Dragon Pattern Porcelain Dish WedgwoodThis striking antique serving dish is an attractive and scarce example of late 18th century English porcelain, attributed to the Worcester factory and decorated in a richly enamelled and gilded dragon pattern. Measuring approximately 27 cm in length, the dish has an elegant lobed, almost quatrefoil outline with gently upturned sides, giving it a shallow bowl form ideal for serving sweetmeats, desserts or small side dishes at the Georgian table. The

suitable as a centrepiece

Comparable basalt seals and intaglios by Wedgwood & Bentley are represented in major museum collections

and understated luxury to any collection or interior

Each piece is made from fine bone china

and period design to be appreciated at a glance

Wedgwood & John Mortlock

detailed relief work that stands out beautifully against the dark ground

This listing is for a matched pair of pitchers

This early Wedgwood Moonlight Lustre loving cup is in good antique condition overall

interior decorator or host who values quality

Delicately applied eyes lend personality and character

If you appreciate antique English ceramics