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Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this Worcester Armorial Porcelain Plate to the Regency era.
The broad border features repeating oval cartouches containing stylised gilt foliate motifs, interspersed with finely detailed gilded decoration. The central well is decorated with two Coronets. The first is the Coronet of a Marquess or Marchioness and the second is the Coronet of a Baron or Baroness.

Impressed factory mark BFB below a crown and printed mark referring to the Coventry Street address in London.
Provenance: Formerly with Geoffrey Godden, Worthing and also a Loan Exhibition piece with the Dyson Perrins Museum, Worcester.
Condition: Excellent
Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this Worcester Armorial Porcelain Plate to the Regency era.
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