Two-Handled Sauceboat c. 1755

This two-handled sauceboat, created by the Worcester Royal Porcelain Company around 1755, showcases the intricate craftsmanship of early English porcelain. The piece, decorated in underglaze blue, displays delicate floral motifs and a "Chinese" landscape scene, characteristic of the popular Chinoiserie style that emerged during the 18th century. The sauceboat's elegant form and detailed ornamentation make it a fine example of the artistry and technical skill of the Worcester factory.