Plate c. 1770

This porcelain plate, produced by the Worcester Royal Porcelain Company around 1770, showcases the "Imari" style, a popular decorative trend in 18th-century Europe. The plate's design, featuring vibrant colors and intricate floral patterns, was inspired by Japanese porcelain imports, showcasing a fascination with Eastern aesthetics. The use of gold accents, characteristic of Imari ware, adds a touch of elegance to the piece, highlighting the craftsmanship of the Worcester factory. This plate is a testament to the enduring influence of Japanese art on European design and the sophistication of English ceramics during the 18th century.