Tea cup c. 1770

This 18th-century teacup, crafted by the Worcester Porcelain Works, is a beautiful example of English porcelain. The cup features a delicate floral pattern in relief, with a blue and white band around the rim. The Worcester Porcelain Works, established in 1751, was renowned for its high-quality porcelain and innovative designs. This piece showcases their artistry and reflects the popularity of tea drinking in 18th-century England. The blue and white palette was inspired by Chinese porcelain, a common influence on European ceramic production at the time.