Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated this Worcester Armorial Dessert Plate to the Georgian era.
It was commissioned for Edward Hawke-Harvey, 3rd Baron Hawke, and formed part of a formal aristocratic dinner service.

The reverse bears both the impressed crowned FBB mark and the circular puce Flight, Barr & Barr mark. The latter identifies the Royal Porcelain Works at Worcester and the firm's London warehouse at No. 1 Coventry Street.

Dimensions: weight 497 g; diameter 23.6 cm; height 2.8 cm.
Condition: excellent antique condition, with only light rubbing to the gilding. The enamels and burnished gold decoration remain exceptionally well preserved.

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Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated this Worcester Armorial Dessert Plate to the Georgian era.
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