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18th Century Worcester Strawberry Dish and Stand
TJR Trading
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18th Century Worcester Strawberry Dish and Stand

18th century
For Sale by TJR Trading
Description

This is an 18th Century Worcester first period Dr Wall porcelain strawberry dish and stand. It is printed in the pinecone pattern on soft paste porcelain. It was manufactured circa 1770. Both pieces have the crescent mark to the underside.

The strawberry dish has a crack running from the edge to the centre. This has had old restoration with staples, though one staple has since been lost. The stand has a chip to the edge with a hairline crack running from it. There is another chip to the edge.

Physical Dimensions
Height
5cm (1.97")
Width
21cm (8.27")
Depth
21cm (8.27")
Declaration

TJR Trading has dated this Georgian Porcelain Strawberry Dish to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA671738
Dealers Internal Reference
C461
Dealers Notes

All items come with free shipping throughout the UK. They will be sent using a recorded or signed for service such as Royal Mail's Special Delivery.

For other international buyers I have added postage costs to the listings.

Please contact me using my email tjrtrading@hotmail.co.uk or through the contact details section on my listings as I am often out sourcing stock and am unable to answer my telephone. I can answer any questions much better by email.

Description
This is an 18th Century Worcester first period Dr Wall porcelain strawberry dish and stand. It is printed in the pinecone pattern on soft paste porcelain. It was manufactured circa 1770. Both pieces have the crescent mark to the underside.
fig 1. An eighteenth-century blue and white Worcester porcelain strawberry dish with pierced drainage holes resting on a matching scalloped stand.
fig 1. 18th Century Worcester Strawberry Dish and Stand

The strawberry dish has a crack running from the edge to the centre. This has had old restoration with staples, though one staple has since been lost. The stand has a chip to the edge with a hairline crack running from it. There is another chip to the edge.

Height
5cm (1.97")
Width
21cm (8.27")
Depth
21cm (8.27")
Date of Manufacture

TJR Trading has dated this Georgian Porcelain Strawberry Dish to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA671738
Dealers Internal Ref
C461
TJR Trading
Sellingantiques verified Since Sep 2014

Specialist in antique silver, but also a seller of glass, ceramics and other similar items

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An eighteenth-century blue and white Worcester porcelain strawberry dish with pierced drainage holes resting on a matching scalloped stand.
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Archive I An eighteenth-century blue and white Worcester porcelain strawberry dish with pierced drainage holes resting on a matching scalloped stand.

18th Century Worcester Strawberry Dish and Stand

Archive II An eighteenth-century blue and white Worcester porcelain strawberry dish with pierced drainage holes resting on a matching scalloped stand. View II
Archive III An eighteenth-century blue and white Worcester porcelain strawberry dish with pierced drainage holes resting on a matching scalloped stand. View III
Archive IV An eighteenth-century blue and white Worcester porcelain strawberry dish with pierced drainage holes resting on a matching scalloped stand. View IV
Archive V An eighteenth-century blue and white Worcester porcelain strawberry dish with pierced drainage holes resting on a matching scalloped stand. View V
Archive VI An eighteenth-century blue and white Worcester porcelain strawberry dish with pierced drainage holes resting on a matching scalloped stand. View VI
Archive VII An eighteenth-century blue and white Worcester porcelain strawberry dish with pierced drainage holes resting on a matching scalloped stand. View VII
Archive VIII An eighteenth-century blue and white Worcester porcelain strawberry dish with pierced drainage holes resting on a matching scalloped stand. View VIII
Archive IX An eighteenth-century blue and white Worcester porcelain strawberry dish with pierced drainage holes resting on a matching scalloped stand. View IX
Archive X An eighteenth-century blue and white Worcester porcelain strawberry dish with pierced drainage holes resting on a matching scalloped stand. View X
Archive XI An eighteenth-century blue and white Worcester porcelain strawberry dish with pierced drainage holes resting on a matching scalloped stand. View XI
Archive XII An eighteenth-century blue and white Worcester porcelain strawberry dish with pierced drainage holes resting on a matching scalloped stand. View XII
Archive XIII An eighteenth-century blue and white Worcester porcelain strawberry dish with pierced drainage holes resting on a matching scalloped stand. View XIII
Archive XIV An eighteenth-century blue and white Worcester porcelain strawberry dish with pierced drainage holes resting on a matching scalloped stand. View XIV
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An eighteenth-century blue and white Worcester porcelain strawberry dish with pierced drainage holes resting on a matching scalloped stand.
18th Century Worcester Strawberry Dish and Stand
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An eighteenth-century blue and white Worcester porcelain strawberry dish with pierced drainage holes resting on a matching scalloped stand.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

Designed during the eighteenth century, strawberry dishes featured pierced drain holes to allow freshly washed berries to drain, with the matching stand underneath collecting excess water to preserve the fruit on the dining table.

Early English ceramics were typically crafted from soft-paste porcelain utilizing soaprock or bone ash additions, decorated with cobalt blue underglaze pigments prior to final glazing and firing.

Authentic pieces often exhibit characteristic greenish translucency when held to light, precise hand-painted or early transfer-printed cobalt blue patterns, and period-appropriate maker marks or crescent marks on the base.

A period strawberry dish and stand can be displayed flat on a sideboard, placed on open kitchen shelving, or showcased in a glazed cabinet to highlight its historic craftsmanship alongside modern ceramics.

Soft-paste porcelain should be washed by hand using warm water and mild soap, avoiding harsh abrasives, chemical cleaners, immersion in standing water, or rapid temperature changes.
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