Teapot c. 1760

This teapot, made by the Worcester Royal Porcelain Company around 1760, showcases the popular "Chinese" style prevalent in 18th-century European porcelain. The teapot, decorated with intricate floral patterns and a stylized dragon motif in vibrant red, blue, and yellow, exemplifies the fascination with Eastern aesthetics during this period. The presence of a coat of arms suggests this piece may have been commissioned for a specific individual or family. The teapot is a testament to the skill and artistry of the Worcester factory, known for its high-quality porcelain and intricate hand-painted designs.