18th Century Blue & White Worcester Porcelain

"The Prunus Root"

Almost certainly derived from the Chinese, this pattern is probably the most common on 18th century Worcester porcelain but can be seen on a hugh variety of shapes, many from the first few years of the factories existence.

Some fine examples of "The Prunus Root" pattern in our collection c.1754

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18th Century Blue & White Worcester Porcelain

"The Prunus Root"

Almost certainly derived from the Chinese, this pattern is probably the most common on 18th century Worcester porcelain but can be seen on a hugh variety of shapes, many from the first few years of the factories existence.

For further information please click here to e-mail us For details of these and other items, please click here.

For further information please click here to e-mail us
For details of these and other items, please click here.