Porringer c. 1755

This blue and white porcelain porringer, created around 1755 by the Worcester Royal Porcelain Company, showcases a design of trees and a landscape scene. It is a prime example of 18th-century English porcelain and demonstrates the company's early efforts in emulating Chinese blue and white porcelain, a style that was highly sought after during this period. The delicate blue and white coloration, along with the detailed landscape scene, makes this porringer a beautiful and intricate piece of decorative art. It is currently housed in the Art Institute of Chicago.