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A Fine Barr, Flight & Barr Worcester Porcelain Plate C.1807-1813
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A Fine Barr, Flight & Barr Worcester Porcelain Plate C.1807-1813

18th century
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A fine Barr, Flight & Barr Worcester Porcelain plate c.1807-1813. The cavetto decorated with a finely hand painted Cone Shell (Conus textile) and Seaweed, perhaps by Thomas Baxter, all reserved on turquoise ground, the border decorated with a continuous finely gilded band including scrolling foliage, Dragon’s heads and gilt stars. 

Thomas Baxter’s name became synonymous with shell painting on Regency Worcester porcelain. Baxter's shell painting is highly distinctive and individual, and always of exceptional quality. He mastered perspective and painted his shells 'from nature'.

Printed mark in red referring to Coventry Street address. Impressed BFB mark. 

Condition: Good with just some minor surface wear and a small restored chip to the reverse

Physical Dimensions
Width
21cm (8.27")
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Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this Regency Worcester Porcelain Plate to the Georgian era.

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A fine Barr, Flight & Barr Worcester Porcelain plate c.1807-1813. The cavetto decorated with a finely hand painted Cone Shell (Conus textile) and Seaweed, perhaps by Thomas Baxter, all reserved on turquoise ground, the border decorated with a continuous finely gilded band including scrolling foliage, Dragon’s heads and gilt stars. 
fig 1. A circular Regency porcelain plate featuring a central hand-painted marine shell motif surrounded by a turquoise ground and gilded scrollwork on a white rim.
fig 1. A Fine Barr, Flight & Barr Worcester Porcelain Plate C.1807-1813

Thomas Baxter’s name became synonymous with shell painting on Regency Worcester porcelain. Baxter's shell painting is highly distinctive and individual, and always of exceptional quality. He mastered perspective and painted his shells 'from nature'.

Printed mark in red referring to Coventry Street address. Impressed BFB mark. 

Condition: Good with just some minor surface wear and a small restored chip to the reverse

Width
21cm (8.27")
Date of Manufacture

Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this Regency Worcester Porcelain Plate to the Georgian era.

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SA1183991
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A circular Regency porcelain plate featuring a central hand-painted marine shell motif surrounded by a turquoise ground and gilded scrollwork on a white rim.
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Archive I A circular Regency porcelain plate featuring a central hand-painted marine shell motif surrounded by a turquoise ground and gilded scrollwork on a white rim.

A Fine Barr, Flight & Barr Worcester Porcelain Plate C.1807-1813

Archive II A circular Regency porcelain plate featuring a central hand-painted marine shell motif surrounded by a turquoise ground and gilded scrollwork on a white rim. View II
Archive III A circular Regency porcelain plate featuring a central hand-painted marine shell motif surrounded by a turquoise ground and gilded scrollwork on a white rim. View III
Archive IV A circular Regency porcelain plate featuring a central hand-painted marine shell motif surrounded by a turquoise ground and gilded scrollwork on a white rim. View IV
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A circular Regency porcelain plate featuring a central hand-painted marine shell motif surrounded by a turquoise ground and gilded scrollwork on a white rim.
A fine Barr, Flight & Barr Worcester Porcelain plate c.1807-1813
Ref: SA1183991
A circular Regency porcelain plate featuring a central hand-painted marine shell motif surrounded by a turquoise ground and gilded scrollwork on a white rim.
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  • ObjectDecorative Plates
  • Period18th century
  • StyleRegency
  • MaterialPorcelain, Gold Leaf, Enamel
  • ColourTurquoise and Gold
  • MotifsHand-painted shell medallion, gilt scrollwork, turquoise ground, gilded rim
  • SizeW 21 cm (8 in)

This Georgian decorative plate originates from the Regency period and is made from porcelain decorated with a turquoise enamel ground, white glaze, and gold leaf. The circular dish measures 21 cm wide and features a central hand-painted medallion depicting a cone shell and seaweed against a brown background, enclosed by a thin gilded ring. Surrounding this turquoise cavetto is a white rim embellished with intricate gilt scrollwork, dragon heads, and small star motifs, all finished with a gilded edge. In a home today, this porcelain piece functions well as an ornamental display item placed upon a sideboard top. The reverse bears an impressed BFB mark alongside a printed red mark referencing a Coventry Street address, and the object shows minor surface wear with a small restored chip on the back.

Barr, Flight & Barr refers to a specific operational period (18071813) of the famous Worcester porcelain manufactory in England. During this era, the factory produced high-end porcelain featuring elaborate hand-painted decoration, rich gilding, and neoclassical iconography under royal patronage.

Regency ceramics were typically made from soft-paste or hybrid hard-paste porcelain bodies. Decoration involved multi-stage firing, including hand-enamelling by specialised botanical or natural history painters and the application of mercury gilding burnished to a high sheen.

Authentic pieces usually feature impressed factory marks, such as BFB beneath a royal crown, or painted script marks on the underside. Additionally, pieces from this period exhibit exceptional quality in the gilding, precise painted details, and characteristic soft porcelain glaze.

Antique porcelain cabinet plates can be mounted on display stands on sideboards, arranged within glass display cabinets, or secured to walls using wire hangers to create a curated gallery wall in dining rooms or foyers.

Clean antique porcelain gently using lukewarm water and a mild detergent with a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive sponges, chemical solvents, and dishwashers, as these will wear away the delicate overglaze enamel painting and hand gilding.
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