Ritas Bazaar has dated this Royal Worcester Cabinet Plate to the 1920s.

The central reserve depicts two ripe pears and a cluster of dark grapes amongst delicate flowering sprays. The careful tonal modelling and naturalistic composition reflect the high standards for which Royal Worcester fruit painters became internationally celebrated.

Albert Shuck (1880-1961) belonged to the distinguished generation of Royal Worcester artists who brought the factory's painted-fruit department to international prominence during the 1920s and 1930s. Specialising in fruit, orchids and flowers, he remains one of the recognised names of the classic Worcester school, with signed cabinet plates continuing to enjoy strong collector demand.

The underside bears the authentic puce Royal Worcester crowned factory mark with the date code for 1928, together with the hand-painted pattern number W8346 and additional factory production marks.
Dimensions:

• Weight 431 g. Diameter 23 cm. Height 2.2 cm
Condition:
One branching hairline crack, clearly visible from the reverse and only faintly visible from the front. Otherwise in excellent antique condition with virtually complete preservation of the original gilding, enamels and hand-painted decoration.

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Ritas Bazaar has dated this Royal Worcester Cabinet Plate to the 1920s.
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