A 18th-century First Period Worcester porcelain blue-scale dessert plate, c.1770
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A 18th-century First Period Worcester porcelain blue-scale dessert plate, c.1770, featuring polychrome floral panels with gilt detailing upon a fish-scale-like underglaze blue finish surrounding a central circular medallion enclosing a hand painted blossom, blue psuedo-Chinese fret mark to reverse, 19cm in diameter, condition consistent with age and use, no visible areas of chips, cracks or fixed damage, some areas of surface wear.
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