A Rare 19th Century Antique Plate from Royal Worcester, England

𓇬 An Exquisite Antique British Plate, Museum-Worthy 𓇬

 Ornate 19th Century (1801-1900) Porcelain ࿐༉༉
 From the esteemed British manufacturer, Royal Worcester 
 Hand-painted with purple wildflowers and adorned with extensive gilded borders
 Featuring turquoise blue ribbon twists and stunning openwork detailing
 This type of openwork required exceptional precision during shaping and firing.ᐟ
 Embrace the opulent aesthetics of the Victorian era. 𓍯𓂃
A rare piece, too precious to be used as a dinner plate; it is ideally suited for collection or as a decorative art piece for your home.ᐟ

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 Royal Worcester was founded in Worcester, England, in 1751.
 In 1768, King George III granted the company the prestigious "Royal" warrant, officially establishing it as "Royal Worcester."
 During the Victorian era, Royal Worcester frequently produced bespoke tableware and decorative items for the British aristocracy.
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 There is a very faint impressed maker's mark on the base, with the red numeral being the pattern number C7386𓂃𓈒

 Condition: Given its over a century of history, there are age-related fine cracks (ice lines), but it is overall well-preserved. ⊹ ࣪ ˖

 𓍯𓂃Dimensions: 2.5x23.5cm
 𓍯𓂃Origin: United Kingdom