Ritas Bazaar has dated this Chamberlain Worcester Porcelain Dish to the Georgian era.

The centre is painted with a figural scene of people in a boat, set within a tranquil landscape. The rim is strongly moulded and scalloped, heavily gilded, and fitted with openwork gilt scroll handles. The exceptional size distinguishes this piece from standard Worcester tableware and points to its intended role as a presentation or display dish.

Large-format Chamberlain’s Worcester dishes with figural decoration are increasingly scarce and remain highly regarded by collectors of English porcelain.
Measurements
Length 40 cm; width 26 cm; height 10 cm

Weight 1216 g
Condition
One chip to the dish: small when viewed from the front but more pronounced from the reverse. It does not affect the overall visual impression. Central painted scene and floral panels are in excellent condition. One small scratch to the burgundy enamel.
Ritas Bazaar has dated this Chamberlain Worcester Porcelain Dish to the Georgian era.
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