Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated this Worcester Porcelain Inkwell to the Regency era.
Richly gilded and finely potted.

The Dragon in Compartments pattern, derived from Kangxi famille-verte porcelain, was among Worcester’s most prized decorative schemes of the late Georgian and Regency era. The present example shows the sinuous dragon within shaped reserves framed by dense gilt ornament.

The base bears a paper label for “The Flight Collection”, linking the piece to the Worcester collection formed by Howard Emerson Flight, descendant of Thomas Flight. Important parts of this focused collection were dispersed at Bonhams and Toovey’s.

A scarce and highly collectible Regency writing accessory.
Dimensions
Height 7 cm
Width 15 cm
Depth 14 cm
Weight 443 g
Condition
Inside the central cavity there are underglaze firing cracks; they do not extend through and are not visible from the underside even under UV inspection. Wear to gilding along the upper rim. Overpainting visible within one side pocket.

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Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated this Worcester Porcelain Inkwell to the Regency era.
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