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For your consideration is an exceptional, authentic piece of early 19th-century English ceramic history: a matching Chamberlain\'s Worcester Armorial Plate, Bowl and Saucer, dating to circa 1805. This beautiful Regency-period set features a meticulously hand-painted armorial crest of a griffin passant rendered in crisp gray enamel with delicate gilt highlights. The borders are exquisitely decorated with a vibrant, striking iron-red (burnt orange) enamel band overlaid with complex, heavily gilded neoclassical looping scrollwork and geometric arches. A delicate trailing vine pattern adorned with small red berries wraps gracefully around the body of the bowl and the inner well of the saucer. As is characteristic of custom-ordered elite family services from this specific Chamberlain\'s Worcester era, the bases are unglazed and completely white, containing no factory backstamps.
8\" plate - 1 pc7\" deep bowl - 1 pc
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