Dr Wall Worcester Porcelain

A dessert dish, in the shape of a shell, and decorated in the Sevres manner.

An assembled set of three vases in the scarce Jabberwocky pattern, on a scale blue background.

An unusual print, sometimes seen on mugs; exceptionally rare to find it on a jug. King George II died in 1760, and so any Worcester commemoratives of him are scarce. The print commem...

In soft paste porcelain, French shape, decorated with a variation of the scarce and popular Hops and Trellis pattern. Prov. Lady Humphries collection.      

Hexagonal teapot stand, with transfer print decoration of The Milkmaids. From an engraving by Richard Hancock, one the best and most important of the engravers of this period. This ...

Scratch cross type mug, decorated with the tea ceremony pattern. Incised line to base near handle.

A fine and rare Worcester porcelain chestnut basket, c. 1770. Hand painted in the London workshop of James Giles, with a a spray of flowers, within an elaborate gilt scroll and flowe...

A double-handled sauce boat, moulded with leaves and shells, probably after a silver example. A delightful example of restrained rococo design.

A fine, large 18th century tankard, redecorated in the 19th century with a scene of hare coursing.

Of elongated hexagonal form, decorated with classical ruins, after Hancock.

An unusual shape with an uncommon painted pattern: Fringed Tree. The combination is scarce. Workman’s mark.   In the 18th century, sauce boats were a common serving vessel used ...

A blanc de chine teapot, with moulded decoration of a fishing scene – considerably rarer than the more common flowers. Barrel shaped “blanc de chine' teapot with ridged loop handl...

An early dish in the form of two cabbage leaves, with the polychrome decoration known as ‘The Magician’. A cheerful, colourful pattern, well drawn and with an amusing name. The bord...

Transfer print decoration of The Milkmaids. The engraving carries marks for three important people, and is very rare. The double-anchor represent the Holdship brothers, Richard...

A particularly successful dish, formed in the shape of a leaf, and decorated with underglaze blue painting after the Chinese. The Two Peony Rockbird pattern is a traditional Chine...

Worcester cup and saucer. The saucer with an over decorated over glaze print 'The Milkmaids' and the cup with 'The Tease' and 'The Milkmaids' similarly over decorated. circa 1770.

This First period Worcester porcelain salad or junket bowl is decorated with the printed blue and white Pine Cone pattern. The central Pine Cone pattern is surrounded by prints of fr...

Bell-shaped coffee cup with wish-bone handle, and saucer, decorated with the Put Tai or Laughing Buddha pattern. This class of decoration on Worcester is like to have been perform...

A very fine tea-bowl and saucer, with a pencilled decoration of the pattern Boy on a Buffalo, after the Chinese. The porcelain is eggshell-thin, something Worcester did for only a...

This is a very charming coffee cup and saucer made by Worcester in their First Period (sometimes called the Dr Wall Period) in about 1760.

This is a very charming milk jug with cover made by Worcester in their First Period (sometimes called the Dr Wall Period) in about 1760.

Tea bowl and saucer, in remarkably fine porcelain; decorated in London at the Giles workshop, with typical butterflies, caterpillars and plants. James Giles was a British ceramic pa...

A Rococo cup and saucer, elaborately decorated with the arms of Ludlow, for Daniel Ludlow of Campden.

This is a rare and beautiful porcelain basket made by Worcester circa 1765 in their 1st or "Dr Wall" period.

Exceptional pair Dr. wall period Royal Worcester exotic bird 22" vases c1770 An extortionary pair of early Worcester porcelain vases from the first Dr.

This First period Worcester porcelain tea bowl is decorated with the hand painted Mansfield pattern and a hand painted border (refer border pattern No 29, page 409 "Worcester Blue an...

Worcester 'fancy birds' plate, painted to the centre with a small roundel of colourful birds, the rim with pendant swags of gilt foliage, a mazarin blue band to the scallops with fur...

Worcester cos-lettuce leaf shaped sauce boat, well moulded and sparsely decorated with colourful flowers, the curled twig handle and 'fruits' picked out in brown, pink and yellow, c...

Dr Wall Worcester serving dish of heart shape, decorated with two bands of ‘sky blue’ borders with gilt scallops and pendants, around a central colourful flower group. Unmarked, ci...

A fine Worcester cup & saucer, after a French design with ribbed moulding, the saucer with a raised 'trembleuse' ring, the rims painted in underglaze blue with a lambrequin border. ...

This first period Worcester bowl is decorated with the hand painted blue and white "Mansfield" pattern with a hand painted border (refer border pattern No 29, page 409 "Worcester Blu...

Worcester fluted coffee cup & saucer, in the 'Quail' pattern, with unusual border which brings together Rococo scrollwork and Kakiemon foliage, cup with entwined double handle. F...

A fine first period Dr. Wall Worcester Teapot and cover, of ribbed barrel shape with looped and kicked handle, the flattened cover with follower finial, painted, on both sides, in ve...

When one thinks of first period Worcester porcelains the very popular blue and white printed porcelains often come to mind. But, in the first period the Worcester factory also made w...

We are proud to offer this beautiful 18th century Mosaic pattern Worcester sauce tureen, cover, and stand. Made in the First Period of Worcester Porcelain, circa 1765, it is hand pai...

A fine pair of 18th century First Period Worcester porcelain open-work baskets painted on the inside with English flowers in enamel colors. The outside of the baskets painted a pal...

A rare 18th century Worcester porcelain shell shaped sweetmeat dish elaborately formed as three scallop shells. The shells were probably cast from actual specimens. Each scallop shel...

A first period Worcester cup and saucer made between 1753-1765. Decorated in "The Old Mosaick" pattern. The style is in the Japanese taste. The design is hand-painted with eight rad...

Marks: The underglaze blue crescent mark on these dishes was used in the factory during the Dr Wall or First Period of Worcester Porcelain, which lasted from 1751 to 1783.

This large mid-18th century First Period Worcester Porcelain bowl was made in England circa 1755. It is hand-painted in the exquisite Worcester Imari style known as the ”Fan Pattern....

A good early, First period ( Dr. Wall), Worcester porcelain bowl, finely hand painted in cobalt blue with the "Mansfield" pattern.

First Period Worcester is also known as Dr. Wall Worcester.* The saucers were made at the Worcester factory circa 1765.

This 18th century heart-shaped dish was made in the Dr. Wall, First Period of Worcester Porcelain. It would be a wonderful dish to place by the front door of any home.

These 3 mugs are part of our collection of Dr. Wall Worcester Blue and White 18th century porcelain.

A pair of 18th century Dr. Wall Worcester, soft-paste porcelain dishes, decorated in the Imari style with the "Old Japan Fan" pattern.

Some of the most exquisite English porcelain ever made was manufactured in the 18th century by a factory in Worcester founded by a group of investors, including Dr.

This is typical of Chelsea Porcelain. Price: $720 Some of the most exquisite English porcelain ever made was manufactured in the 18th century circa 1765 by a factory in Worceste...

First Period Worcester polychrome porcelain tankard decorated with the milking scene (No.1) and rural lovers on the reverse, circa 1768 (VM98322A) The cylindrical First period W...

Originating from a private collection we offer this exceptional and very fine antique early Worcester porcelain saucer dish decorated in blue and white with a large Chrysanthemum flo...

First Period Worcester Porcelain Pine Cone Pattern Dishes, A Pair, Circa 1770 These rectangular dishes are a quintessential example of First Period Worcester porcelain, dating from ...

First period Worcester porcelain queen's pattern blind earl sweetmeat dish, Circa 1768-70. The leaf moulded first period Worcester circular porcelain dish has been painted with ...

First Period Worcester porcelain coffee can and saucer, This design is closely related to the Lord Henry Thynne and Earl Dalhousie patterns. circa 1772-1775 The fluted Worcester por...

First period Worcester porcelain fable plate, Lord Henry Thynne Pattern, Painting by Jefferyes Hamett O'Neale, circa 1775. The First Period Worcester porcelain scalloped plate ...

Two further cups and saucers were exhibited by Albert Amor Ltd., Dr Wall Worcester, The Brilliant Years, 1998, catalogue no. 2.

First Period Worcester Porcelain blue-ground exotic bird-decorated cake plate, Circa 1770. The rare First Period Worcester saucer dish is decorated with mazarine-blue ground. The ce...

First Period Worcester Porcelain Imari Deep Dish, Old Mosaic Pattern, circa 1765-1770 The deep First Period Worcester porcelain dish is painted with an ornate Imari design know...

A wonderful antique Soupière et son Couvercle en Faience (French faience Tureen and Cover). Dating to the early 18th century, this very rare form is decorated in the Moustiers sty...

A Rare 19th Century Meissen Porcelain ‘Schneeballen’ (Snowball) Covered Bowl and Underplate with Encrusted Flowers, Vines, Leaves, and Birds. This piece is very rare and extremely hi...

These are pair of porcelain blue and white, hand gilded tea cups made by Miles Mason (Mason's), Staffordshire Potteries, England around the turn of the 18th century, circa 1805. ...