British Royal Worcester Queen 2002 Birds of Fortune, Rich and Honored Magpie Bird Bone China Flower Pot Display Bowl

[Brand]: British Royal Worcester [Origin]: Made in England [Material]: Fine Bone China bone china [Size]: Diameter 22.8cm*Height 8.5cm 【Year】：2002 [Condition]: Brand new in original box (the selling price is only the price of a large bowl, other decorative objects in the photo are not included, the flowers are for photography reference only) 🌹This bowl is a commemorative collection to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's accession to the throne. The main color is red, which symbolizes wealth and auspiciousness. In the center of the bowl is the royal emblem representing the Queen, surrounded by a thriving scene of birds flying in the sky. Symbol Wealthy and auspicious magpie birds are also dotted among them. The dazzling brilliance adds to the magnificence🌹 💖 In the 13th century, Chinese porcelain was introduced to Europe. The porcelain, which was fired at high temperatures and carefully painted with artistic patterns, combined the beauty of painting and sculpture. Its unique charm attracted European aristocrats. Therefore, porcelain is called white gold. Until the first half of the 17th century, people in the upper class regarded the possession of porcelain as a symbol of status. Porcelain was still mostly used for decoration in Europe and was an indispensable and important element in the interior decoration of the upper class at that time. This type of large porcelain was very popular among the aristocracy at that time, and was placed on large tables at palace banquets or wedding banquets as the main decoration. Therefore, it was also called "centerpiece", which means central decoration. Various types of centerpieces compete for beauty. The elegant gold color of the dynasty style and the elegant and beautiful floral patterns all represent the taste of the owner. This type of imperial bowl was also one of the most commonly seen decorative porcelain at that time. It can often be found in European and American movies or albums. Gorgeous and elegant imperial bowls appeared in various shapes on dining tables, pianos, and fireplaces in aristocratic manors. Or Whether it is transformed into a flower vessel or purely for decoration~ The prototype of the imperial bowl originated from the daily eating utensils. It symbolizes a full bowl and implies a rich and complete meaning. Most of them are produced in limited quantities by the royal family for special festivals and are extremely precious and rare. The exquisite and elegant patterns also bring a new look to home decoration ~ and are also a good choice for gifts💖 ✨✨Royal Worcester✨✨ The oldest porcelain brand in the UK, "Royal Worcester", was founded by John. Dr. John Wall and pharmacist William. Founded in 1715 by William Davis. His innovative porcelain making technology and superb painting skills were highly praised; in 1789, King George III of England awarded him a Royal Warrant to highlight the value of the Royal Warrant of Worcester. Royal Worcester became famous very early, thanks to the merger of kilns such as (Chamberlain), (Grainger), (Hardley) and other kilns, absorbing the technology of different kilns in White, and laying a deep foundation. His immortal masterpiece, Painted Fruit, which is as exquisite as a famous painting, is an important representative and is still produced to order today. Royal Worcester Porcelain continues a production tradition of nearly three hundred years, constantly innovating modern tableware, and is deeply loved by connoisseurs for its elegant taste and high-quality bone china.