Touch of Time Antiques has dated this Antique Worcester Porcelain Tray to the Victorian era.
The panel is enclosed within an elaborate ivory and gilt scroll cartouche, set against a deep green ground. The shaped border is further enhanced with gilding and pierced moulded corners.

The reverse is marked Doe & Rogers, 17 High Street, Worcester. Enoch Doe and George Rogers were highly regarded decorators associated with Worcester porcelain, their work being especially admired for coloured grounds, refined painting and gilt enrichment.

A very decorative and collectible example of early 19th-century Worcester porcelain, suitable for cabinet display or wall/plaque presentation.
Circa: 1830–1840
Origin: Worcester, England
Decorator: Doe & Rogers

Dimensions: 25 cm long × 21 cm wide × 3.5 cm deep
Provenance: From the collection of the late H.D. Salmon Esq.
Condition: Excellent condition, with no damage or restoration. Minor manufacturing blemishes, light surface wear and minor rubbing to the gilding consistent with age.
Touch of Time Antiques has dated this Antique Worcester Porcelain Tray to the Victorian era.
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