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Royal Worcester Soup Dish for Phillips, 175 Oxford Street, London — Circa 1890
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Royal Worcester Soup Dish for Phillips, 175 Oxford Street, London — Circa 1890

19th century
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Royal Worcester Soup Dish for Phillips, 175 Oxford Street, London — Circa 1890

For sale is a superb Royal Worcester soup dish, made for Phillips of 175 Oxford Street, London, circa 1890. This fine example is lavishly decorated with beautifully hand-painted floral and insect panels, set against a rich deep red background adorned with intricate gilt detailing. The rim features an elegant rope-twist design.

The reverse bears both the Royal Worcester and Phillips marks in puce. Measuring 25.5 cm in diameter and 3.5 cm in height, the dish is in excellent condition — free from chips, cracks, lines, or restoration. There is only some minor age-related glaze shrinkage, as shown in the photos.

A wonderful piece for any Royal Worcester collector.

Price: £125.00 (including UK shipping)

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Physical Dimensions
Height
25.5cm (10.04")
Width
25.5cm (10.04")
Depth
3.5cm (1.38")
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Oliver Sargent Antiques has dated this Royal Worcester Soup Dish to the 1890s.

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SA1175353
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OSA1516
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Royal Worcester Soup Dish for Phillips, 175 Oxford Street, London — Circa 1890
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For sale is a superb Royal Worcester soup dish, made for Phillips of 175 Oxford Street, London, circa 1890.
Oliver Sargent Antiques

This fine example is lavishly decorated with beautifully hand-painted floral and insect panels, set against a rich deep red background adorned with intricate gilt detailing. The rim features an elegant rope-twist design.

fig 1. A circular late-Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain soup dish featuring hand-painted botanical floral and insect motifs enclosed within elaborate red and gold gilded rococo scroll borders.
fig 1. Royal Worcester Soup Dish for Phillips, 175 Oxford Street, London — Circa 1890

The reverse bears both the Royal Worcester and Phillips marks in puce. Measuring 25.5 cm in diameter and 3.5 cm in height, the dish is in excellent condition — free from chips, cracks, lines, or restoration. There is only some minor age-related glaze shrinkage, as shown in the photos.

fig 2. A circular late-Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain soup dish featuring hand-painted botanical floral and insect motifs enclosed within elaborate red and gold gilded rococo scroll borders.
fig 2. Royal Worcester Soup Dish for Phillips, 175 Oxford Street, London — Circa 1890

A wonderful piece for any Royal Worcester collector.

Price: £125.00 (including UK shipping)

You can find more items of interest and purchase through our website, using all major credit cards:

please visit: www.oliversargentantiques.com

Height
25.5cm (10.04")
Width
25.5cm (10.04")
Depth
3.5cm (1.38")
Date of Manufacture

Oliver Sargent Antiques has dated this Royal Worcester Soup Dish to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1175353
Dealers Internal Ref
OSA1516
Oliver Sargent Antiques
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A circular late-Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain soup dish featuring hand-painted botanical floral and insect motifs enclosed within elaborate red and gold gilded rococo scroll borders.
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Archive I A circular late-Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain soup dish featuring hand-painted botanical floral and insect motifs enclosed within elaborate red and gold gilded rococo scroll borders.

Royal Worcester Soup Dish for Phillips, 175 Oxford Street, London — Circa 1890

Archive II A circular late-Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain soup dish featuring hand-painted botanical floral and insect motifs enclosed within elaborate red and gold gilded rococo scroll borders. View II
Archive III A circular late-Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain soup dish featuring hand-painted botanical floral and insect motifs enclosed within elaborate red and gold gilded rococo scroll borders. View III
Archive IV A circular late-Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain soup dish featuring hand-painted botanical floral and insect motifs enclosed within elaborate red and gold gilded rococo scroll borders. View IV
Archive V A circular late-Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain soup dish featuring hand-painted botanical floral and insect motifs enclosed within elaborate red and gold gilded rococo scroll borders. View V
Archive VI A circular late-Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain soup dish featuring hand-painted botanical floral and insect motifs enclosed within elaborate red and gold gilded rococo scroll borders. View VI
Archive VII A circular late-Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain soup dish featuring hand-painted botanical floral and insect motifs enclosed within elaborate red and gold gilded rococo scroll borders. View VII
Archive VIII A circular late-Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain soup dish featuring hand-painted botanical floral and insect motifs enclosed within elaborate red and gold gilded rococo scroll borders. View VIII
Archive IX A circular late-Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain soup dish featuring hand-painted botanical floral and insect motifs enclosed within elaborate red and gold gilded rococo scroll borders. View IX
Archive X A circular late-Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain soup dish featuring hand-painted botanical floral and insect motifs enclosed within elaborate red and gold gilded rococo scroll borders. View X
Archive XI A circular late-Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain soup dish featuring hand-painted botanical floral and insect motifs enclosed within elaborate red and gold gilded rococo scroll borders. View XI
Archive XII A circular late-Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain soup dish featuring hand-painted botanical floral and insect motifs enclosed within elaborate red and gold gilded rococo scroll borders. View XII
Archive XIII A circular late-Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain soup dish featuring hand-painted botanical floral and insect motifs enclosed within elaborate red and gold gilded rococo scroll borders. View XIII
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A circular late-Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain soup dish featuring hand-painted botanical floral and insect motifs enclosed within elaborate red and gold gilded rococo scroll borders.
Royal Worcester Soup Dish for Phillips, 175 Oxford Street, London — Circa 1890
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A circular late-Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain soup dish featuring hand-painted botanical floral and insect motifs enclosed within elaborate red and gold gilded rococo scroll borders.
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  • ObjectPorcelain Plates
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialPorcelain, Enamel, Gold Leaf
  • ColourCream, Red, Gold
  • MotifsGilded rococo scrolls, Botanical floral painting, Scalloped rim, Insect detailing
  • SizeH 25.5 cm (10 in) x W 25.5 cm (10 in) x D 3.5 cm (1 in)

This Victorian porcelain soup dish originates from circa 1890, produced by Royal Worcester for the retailer Phillips of London. The round piece is manufactured from cream-coloured ceramic finished with a glossy glaze, accented by heavy polychrome enamel painting and gleaming gold leaf gilding. Hand-painted botanical floral sprays, insects including butterflies and bees, and intricate gilt rococo scrolls fill the central well and surrounding panels, set against a deep rich red background. The scalloped rim incorporates an elaborate raised rope-twist moulding with detailed gilding along the fluted edge. Measuring 25.5 cm in diameter and 3.5 cm in height, the shallow bowl is suitable for display on a sideboard top or within a dining room cabinet in a traditional interior setting.

Late Victorian porcelain often incorporates elements of Rococo Revival and Aesthetic Movement styles, characterised by rich gilding, complex cartouches, hand-painted floral motifs, and asymmetrical natural details such as insects or birds.

English manufacturers predominantly used bone china, composed of bone ash, feldspathic material, and kaolin, decorated with hand-applied enamel glazes and gilding containing genuine gold leaf.

Authentic pieces feature factory printed or impressed marks on the underside, often accompanied by a system of dots or letters indicating the exact year of manufacture, as well as retailer stamps.

Such pieces can be displayed upright on a wooden or brass plate stand within a glazed cabinet, mounted on a wall arrangement, or placed centrally on a sideboard top alongside contemporary glass items.

Clean gently by hand using warm water and a mild detergent, avoiding dishwashers, abrasive sponges, and prolonged soaking, as these can strip overglaze gilding and hand-painted enamels.
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