Worcester Blue

A rare First Period Worcester porcelain powder blue ground teapot decorated with English flowers within fan shape panels

This Royal Worcester vase is a bit unusual in that it is in the shape of a Japanese drawstring purse-it is possibly shape 381 which was issued in 1874 and described as "Money bag (ol...

A Stunning Royal Worcester Dessert Service, circa 1915. Each piece hand painted with an arrangement of fruits, signed by G.H Cole, inside a cobalt blue border reserved with gilt-fram...

Manufacturer Royal Worcester Period 18th century, circa 1770 Pattern Blue scale Saucer diameter 12 cm / 4 3/4 in Cup height 6.5 cm / 2 1/2 in Bowl height 4 ...

Worcester teapot stand, white with gold flower decoration, blue and gold border.

A fine First Period Dr. Wall Worcester porcelain blue and white bell shape mug decorated in the "Fence" pattern

Great quality gilding and hand-painted enamel decorations of butterflies and flowers, 19th century.

This small baluster shaped vase is by Royal Worcester and is from their Sabrina Ware range. The vase is hand painted by Walter Sedgley who was at the Worcester factory from 1889 unti...

A Worcester soft paste blue ground vase, decorated with panels of exotic birds in landscapes.

The basket is marked on the underside with the underglaze blue square fret mark that Worcester used at the time, and which is in itself is an imitation of Chinese marks.

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 is a beautiful cabaret tray made by Edmé Samson in Paris some time in the 19th century. The tray is in the 'blue scale' style that the Worcester factory made in the 18th Century...

Additional Information: Year Manufactured: 1770 Brand: Royal Worcester Color: Blue Theme: Birds Type: Vase Dimension: 12.5 in. diameter x 22 in. tall Condition: Excellent c...

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

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...

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 ...

Worcester plate, decorated in the Giles Studio with a stone classical urn draped with colorful flower garlands, the rim with powder blue ground having thick ciselé gilding of palmett...

Set of Four 19th century circa 1875 turquoise blue Minton porcelain plates with rose bud and leaf motif after Royal Worcester's "Blind Earl" Design, marked with year cypher.

Worcester leaf shape dish, of very large size, painted with shaped panels of flowers around a central large butterfly, on a scale blue ground with gilt scroll borders to the reserves.

Marked in red script: ‘Flight Barr & Barr / Worcester’ ‘No.1 Coventry Street London’ also impressed crown & FBB, circa 1815.   

This very attractive hand painted porcelain creamer is by John Rose Coalport and is decorated with cartouches of colourful floral sprays, outlined in gilding, all on a Worcester type...

Set of Five Royal Worcester Blue and White Glazed Soup Tureens, 19th century, four covered, each with "Wilhelm & Graef / New York / Royal Worcester England / Ra.

These 3 mugs are part of our collection of Dr. Wall Worcester Blue and White 18th century porcelain. The mugs can be purchased individually.

A rare pair antique Worcester blue and white double ended twin handled sauce boats each decorated with floral mouldings, moulded side fitted twin handles and painted to the inside ba...

Reference: Worcester Blue & White Porcelain 1751-1790 by Lawrence Branyan, Neal French & John Sandon, page 265 I.E.35.

The moulded ribbed rim in white with gilt details including alternating gilt flowers and sea shells bordering the light blue ground covered with gilt spots surrounded by a white circ...

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

A very fine antique English porcelain sparrow beak jug and cover decorated with a blue and gilded stripe design. The finely made jug has a moulded ribbed body and cover with a loop k...

Dimensions: 3 1/2 inches length. Reference: Worcester Blue & White Porcelain: 1751-1790, Lawrence Branyan, Neal French, John Sandon, Page 275, I.E. 42.

Restoration : None Dimensions : 12.4cm height, 8.9cm diameter Weight : 336 grams Worcester Blue and White by Branyan, French, and Sandon Pg. 62 - I.A.16

The unusually large First Period Worcester porcelain wall pockets are painted with a most beautiful underglaze-blue-strong and crisp and are modeled in a cornucopia shape.

Reference: Worcester Blue & White Porcelain 1751-1790 by Lawrence Branyan, Neal French & John Sandon, page 262, #I.E.32.

Mark: The base bears the factory's printed shaded crescent mark in underglaze blue, a characteristic mark of this period. Provenance: Private Maine Collection Jean and Joseph Conn...

This set of ten 18th-century dishes is beautifully decorated in cobalt blue and white in the Worcester Pine Cone pattern.

Worcester Blue and White Porcelain 1751 - 1790, Branyan, French & Sandon, Page 382, II.C.11.

It would appear, however, that the same shape was used for salad.....A similar bowl with moulded scallop shells on a plain background was made at Sèvres as a salad bowl and it is mos...

Rare Royal Worcester "Dragon pitcher". English blue glazed porcelain pitcher with a golden figural dragon handle.

Made in the chinoiserie style by Royal Worcester c1865. Royal Worcester has a long distinguished history.

We are pleased to offer this standout Worcester soup tureen and stand painted in baby blue and decorated with white roses.

A group of lobed Blue and White 1st period Worcester dessert plates in the "Pinecone" pattern with the Worcester crescent mark

A standout Worcester soup tureen and stand painted baby blue and decorated with white roses, further decorated on the cover with outstanding gold gilding which also covers the finial...

The covers are centered by elaborate finials the tureens are painted with the crest of the Cockburn family Chamberlains Worcester painted blue mark under glaze on underside of lid.

This is a good late 18th century Worcester porcelain Slop bowl or Saucer Dish with a combined blue and gold pattern, fully marked and dating to circa 1780.

Worcester Porcelain Blue Scale Leaf Dish, c1775 Additional information: Date : c1775 Period : George III Marks : Blue under glaze Worcester pseudo fret square Origin : Worcester, En...

A large Blue and White Dr. Wall Worcester jug in the "Pinecone" pattern which features a peony between two pine-cones and a pomegranate.

Marked with the Royal Worcester Crown crest. An unusual piece, beautifully moulded with strong color.  

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...

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.

A pair of fanciful, deep cobalt blue Worcester cabinet plates individually painted with butterflies, catepillers, a lady bug and other insects.

When one thinks of first period Worcester porcelains the very popular blue and white printed porcelains often come to mind.

The Worcester Royal blue oval shaped dish is beautifully painted with a view of The Wrekin in Shropshire in the centre and framed with a royal blue rim which features two cartouches ...

A pair of pale blue Flight Barr Barr Worcester oval-shaped dishes with lavishly glided gold gadrooned edges.

An unusual first period worcester porcelain blue scale ground mask jug with multiple panels with botanical decoration, circa 1775.