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1st Period Worcester Blue and White Junket Dish C.1770
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1st Period Worcester Blue and White Junket Dish C.1770

18th century
For Sale by Gill Coe Antiques & Interiors (Reserved for a buyer)
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A 1st period Worcester blue and white junket dish in the pine cone pattern. The edges are shaped and the inside of the bowl has an embossed pattern. It is in very good condition and measures 25cm in diameter. Circa 1770.

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25cm (9.84")
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Gill Coe Antiques & Interiors has dated this Worcester Blue Porcelain Dish to the 18th Century.

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SA1198306
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A 1st period Worcester blue and white junket dish in the pine cone pattern. The edges are shaped and the inside of the bowl has an embossed pattern. It is in very good condition and measures 25cm in diameter. Circa 1770.
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25cm (9.84")
Date of Manufacture

Gill Coe Antiques & Interiors has dated this Worcester Blue Porcelain Dish to the 18th Century.

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A Georgian Worcester porcelain junket dish featuring a scalloped rim, moulded shell relief, and cobalt blue printed floral and fruit motifs on a white background.
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Archive I A Georgian Worcester porcelain junket dish featuring a scalloped rim, moulded shell relief, and cobalt blue printed floral and fruit motifs on a white background.

1st Period Worcester Blue and White Junket Dish C.1770

Archive II A Georgian Worcester porcelain junket dish featuring a scalloped rim, moulded shell relief, and cobalt blue printed floral and fruit motifs on a white background. View II
Archive III A Georgian Worcester porcelain junket dish featuring a scalloped rim, moulded shell relief, and cobalt blue printed floral and fruit motifs on a white background. View III
Archive IV A Georgian Worcester porcelain junket dish featuring a scalloped rim, moulded shell relief, and cobalt blue printed floral and fruit motifs on a white background. View IV
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A Georgian Worcester porcelain junket dish featuring a scalloped rim, moulded shell relief, and cobalt blue printed floral and fruit motifs on a white background.
1st Period Worcester Blue and White Junket Dish c.1770
Ref: SA1198306
A Georgian Worcester porcelain junket dish featuring a scalloped rim, moulded shell relief, and cobalt blue printed floral and fruit motifs on a white background.
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  • ObjectServing Dishes
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialSoft-paste Porcelain, Soapstone, Cobalt Glaze
  • ColourBlue and White
  • MotifsScalloped rim, Moulded shell relief, Floral sprigs, Fruit motifs
  • SizeW 25 cm (10 in)

This Georgian serving dish is an 18th-century soft-paste porcelain junket dish from the 1st Period Worcester factory, made around 1770 in the pine cone pattern. The soft white body carries a vibrant cobalt blue glaze forming intricate printed floral and fruit motifs across the interior, complemented by a scalloped rim, shaped edges, and an embossed moulded shell relief. The round bowl displays a high-gloss finish on its ceramic surface, crisp blue-and-white painted detailing, and gently fluted panels that catch the light. Measuring 25 cm in diameter, the dish is compact enough for practical daily service or display. In a modern interior, this piece suits a traditional dining room or English country house setting as a decorative serving vessel on a sideboard top, a fruit bowl on a dining table, or an accent display piece in a glass-fronted cabinet.

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A junket dish is a shallow, moulded porcelain bowl originally produced in eighteenth-century England to serve a milk-based curded dessert called junket. First Period Worcester pieces date from approximately 1751 to 1783, a period defined by Dr John Walls management of the factory.

These ceramics were crafted using soft-paste porcelain that incorporated soapstone (steatite) sourced from Cornwall, rendering the body heat-resistant. The decorative blue designs were applied via hand-painting or transfer-printing using cobalt oxide glaze prior to firing.

Authentic pieces typically exhibit a greenish or greyish translucency when held to a light source, alongside characteristic worker marks, crescent marks, or square marks on the base. The underside often displays a thin glaze with minor pooling near the rim.

A blue and white porcelain dish can serve as a decorative object on a sideboard top, open kitchen shelving, or a dining table. Pairing classic cobalt motifs with contemporary neutral surfaces provides a balanced accent in modern rooms.

Hand wash the ceramic with lukewarm water and a mild, unperfumed soap using a soft cloth, avoiding abrasive sponges. Keep 18th-century porcelain out of dishwashers and microwaves, as temperature shocks cause thermal fracturing.
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