Cream Boat c. 1765

"Cream Boat" is a porcelain sauceboat produced by the Worcester Royal Porcelain Company in England, circa 1765. The piece is decorated with a colorful, whimsical, and highly detailed design that is reminiscent of Rococo artistic trends. The sauceboat's handle is shaped like a serpent, its head forming the top of the handle. The body of the sauceboat is adorned with shell-like motifs in a rich palette of purple, orange, red, green, and yellow. This piece reflects the high artistic standards and decorative tastes of 18th-century Europe. The "Cream Boat" is an example of the rich history of English porcelain production and demonstrates the innovative and creative spirit of the Worcester Royal Porcelain Company.