Ritas Bazaar has dated this Royal Worcester Cabinet Plate to the 1920s.
Surrounding the fruit study is an elaborate deep cobalt blue border, lavishly enriched with finely acid-etched hand-applied gold leaf incorporating stylised roses, scrolling foliage and an inner gilt leaf wreath. This highly labour-intensive decoration is characteristic of Royal Worcester's finest cabinet plates of the period. Comparable Pattern C1970 services, many painted by Richard Sebright, remain among the factory's most desirable productions.

Richard Sebright (1868-1951) is officially recognised as the greatest fruit painter in Royal Worcester's history. During more than sixty years associated with the factory, he perfected its celebrated Painted Fruit tradition, and his finest signed works are regarded as museum-quality examples of English porcelain.

The underside bears the authentic Royal Worcester factory mark with the date code for 1923 together with pattern number C1970.
Dimensions:
• Weight: 430 g
• Diameter: 23.2 cm
• Height: 2.5 cm
Condition:
Three fine surface glaze craze lines are present on the reverse. Examined under UV light, they do not extend into the porcelain body and are confined to the glaze. No cracks are visible from the front. Fine age-related crazing is visible only under magnification. The hand-painted decoration, enamels and gilding remain in excellent antique condition.

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