Ritas Bazaar has dated this Royal Worcester Pot Pourri to the Edwardian era.

The vessel was intended for pot-pourri, a mixture of dried flowers, lavender and aromatic oils used to perfume interiors. In late Victorian and Edwardian homes, such jars were both decorative objects and elegant air fresheners, especially suited to refined drawing rooms and cabinet displays.

The soft blush ivory ground is one of Royal Worcester’s most recognisable finishes. It was inspired by the warm tones of carved ivory objects fashionable in the late 19th century and was finished in delicate shaded ivory and blush tones with the distinctive satin surface associated with Worcester production.

The body is decorated with hand-finished floral sprays, gilded outlines and scrolling ornament. The lower section has spiral fluting descending into a scalloped border, while the foot and cover rim are enriched with raised basket-weave moulding and rich gilding. The original domed cover is decorated en suite with the vase and finished with a gilt finial.

The underside bears the puce Royal Worcester mark corresponding to 1903, together with Registered Design No. 227399 and shape number 1720.
A strong cabinet-scale example of Royal Worcester blush ivory, with fine decorative presence, original cover and excellent preservation.

Measurements
Height with cover: 21 cm / 8.3″
Diameter: 14.5 cm / 5.7″
Weight: 607 g
Condition
A little gilding loss to the finial at the top; otherwise in ideal condition. UV inspection shows everything is perfect.

Shipping & Packaging
Fully tracked and insured delivery.
Shipping cost includes professional packaging, careful handling and secure postage.
Carefully packed using recycled materials where possible.
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Ritas Bazaar has dated this Royal Worcester Pot Pourri to the Edwardian era.
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