Juglet c. 1770

This blue and white porcelain juglet, created by the Worcester Royal Porcelain Company around 1770, showcases the popular "blue and white" style of the era. The delicate floral motifs, including a variety of flowers and leaves, are painted in a vibrant cobalt blue against a crisp white background. The juglet's rounded body and graceful neck contribute to its elegant form, while the intricate details of the floral pattern demonstrate the skilled craftsmanship of the Worcester factory. This piece is a fine example of 18th-century English porcelain, demonstrating the company's mastery of the blue and white technique and their ability to create aesthetically pleasing functional objects.