Used Dr Dish

This 18th century heart-shaped dish was made in the Dr. Wall, First Period of Worcester Porcelain.

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...

This exquisite eighteenth century dish draws its inspiration from Japanese designs. Of lobed form, richly decorated in the "Brocade" pattern, the design includes dragons, flowering p...

First Period Worcester porcelain Chinoiserie shaped deep circular dish has a design of a Chinese famille verte pattern of the Kangxi period known as the "Bishop Sumner" pattern. ...

Decorated with two dragons in flight, flowering branches, and a wheat sheaf in iron-red, blue, green and yellow all within a lobed turquoise border. This vibrant oriental motif began...

First period Worcester porcelain leaf dish, circa 1765-1770. The first period Worcester porcelain dish is modeled in the form of a leaf with purple veins and green leaves. In the ...

The large first period worcester kidney-shaped large dish is painted with a central shaped panel with a chinoiserie scene of a pagada and flowering plants by water. The exterior rim ...

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...

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 botanical leaf dish, Circa 1760 The First Period Worcester botanical leaf dish with two large molded leaves with purple veins and painted with a botanical ...

First Period worcester porcelain large leaf dish, London decorated probably painted by James Giles Circa 1770. This molded First Period Worcester porcelain overlapping leaf dis...

First Period Worcester porcelain rare large leaf and flower dish, circa 1762-1765. The large dish with moulded green overlapping leaves with puce veins with a central raised roun...

First Period Worcester dry blue enamel large dish or platter, (Dr. Wall), circa 1768-1970.

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 Pine Cone Pattern Junket Dish, Circa 1770 This circular bowl known as a junket dish is a quintessential example of First Period Worcester porcelain,...

Exceedingly rare and fine antique English First Period Worcester Porcelain Saucer dish with exceptionally rare under-glaze workmen's Worcester mark. A/F chip on rim (and priced a...

This 1st Period Worcester porcelain fluted dish, was made circa 1775. It features a crisp, deep-blue transfer-printed design that combines pinecones, flowers, scrolling vines, and a ...

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...

This dish from the Dr. Wall Worcester period is sometimes also known as the "Scarlet Japan " or "Orange Brocade" pattern.

Dr Christopher Dresser for Hukin & Heath A silver plated sweet meat dish or sugar bowl Stamped on base - "H & H - 2074" Dr Christopher Dresser was one of the most important, in...

First period Worcester Blind Earl porcelain dish, circa 1770 The Blind Earl pattern molded dish with rosebuds and molded leaves picked out in colored enamels and painted with a p...

First period Worcester blind earl porcelain dish, circa 1770 The blind earl pattern molded dish with rosebuds and molded leaves picked out in colored enamels and painted with sma...

Provenance: The Collection of Edith Wolf Edith was the sole owner of Bardith Antiques in New York City for over forty years. When she traveled, she would often purchase items for h...

Measure: 6" diameter and having depth so it is a small "deep" dish. A Collectors dish and showing provenance verso. No condition issues.

Worcester pickle dish of ivy leaf form, painted underglaze with the 'two peony rock bird' pattern, further foliate trails to the rims. circa 1758

An attractive leaf-shaped dish with floral decoration, probably done in the Giles workshop.

A fine Worcester porcelain square dish circa 1770. Finely decorated in the London atelier of James Giles. Decorated with an overglaze royal blue border and tooled gilding. The centra...

This is a rare dish made by Worcester around 1770 in their 1st or "Dr Wall" period.

This is a rare and beautiful oval dish or tureen stand made by Worcester between 1765 and 1770 in their First or the "Dr Wall" period.

A 1ST PERIOD WORCESTER DR. WALL COVER DISH DATING CIRCA 1775

The dish came with some labels that show its provenance: Dr John Freeman, one of the founders of the Derby Porcelain Society and a specialist in Derby porcelain, as well as a note, w...

A large, lobed dessert dish, decorated in London, probably at the James Giles studio. Provenance: Stockspring Antiques, London.