Pair Flight Barr Barr Worcester Porcelain Dessert Plates c.1825 Unmarked Wedgwood

Pair Flight Barr Barr Worcester Porcelain Dessert Plates c.1825 Unmarked WedgwoodA handsome pair of English porcelain dessert plates attributed to Flight, Barr & Barr Worcester, circa 1820 1830, hand painted in the Regency taste with a finely gilded border and central reserves. Unmarked, as is often the case with this factory in this period; attribution rests on body, glaze, palette and the characteristic gilding. The Worcester porcelain works went through a succession of partnerships in the early 19th century: Flight & Barr (1792

France – a name synonymous with the finest porcelain in the world – this elegant piece combines classic design

Why Collect Wedgwood

Murano glass is celebrated worldwide for its exceptional quality

Admiral Augustus Keppel was a prominent 18th-century British naval commander

following the dissolution of the Wedgwood and Bentley partnership

badges and lanyards are well preserved

making this a versatile piece for display in a cabinet

or as part of a curated collection of portrait medallions and neoclassical ceramics

they are the perfect addition to any antique metalware collection

As part of a classic tea or coffee service

Wedgwood sage green jasperware jardiniere / cachepot

Ideal for Wedgwood