Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this Regency Worcester Porcelain Teapot to the Regency era.
Flight & Barr made this luxuriant and exotic design with brightly painted enamels and lavish and brilliant gilding. This pattern consists of a mix of Japanese Imari-inspired bright flowers, trees, birds, rocks, stars, a bridge, a pagoda and a fence in wonderfully clashing colours, beautifully painted and gilded with bold strokes. The panels are separated by dividing panels with "mons", the stylised Japanese chrysanthemum flowers that symbolise prosperity.

Many versions exist of this pattern. It was first commissioned in 1811 by George upon becoming the Prince Regent, for use in his Pavilion in Brighton. The pattern consists of a jumble of Japanese Imari-inspired bright flowers, trees, birds, rocks, stars and fences in bright colours, beautifully painted and gilded with bold strokes. These Japan patterns were among Flight & Barr's most popular designs for several decades.

Impressed BFB marks
Condition: Cracks and staple repairs to the base of the teapot. Some chips to the end of the spout. The stand with some wear to the gilding.
Provenance: The Lord & Lady Flight Collection of Worcester Porcelain
Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this Regency Worcester Porcelain Teapot to the Regency era.
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