Dish c. 1770

This blue and white porcelain dish, produced by the Worcester Royal Porcelain Company around 1770, features a distinctive "blue ground" design, where the background of the dish is a deep blue color. The central motif depicts a Chinese landscape with a pagoda and a waterfall, likely inspired by the popular Chinoiserie aesthetic of the 18th century. The dish's scalloped edge adds to its intricate design and enhances its decorative value. The "Dish" exemplifies the fine craftsmanship and artistic ingenuity of the Worcester Royal Porcelain Company, known for its elegant and meticulously crafted porcelain wares.