Royal Crown Derby Saucer, c.1790 and Gold Reflect Teacup teaware In Wine from Another Galaxy

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The original design was made famous when King George III and Queen Charlotte visited the Worcester porcelain factory in 1788 and placed an order for this particular 'Blue Lily' design for their breakfast service

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Japanese-inspired pattern has vines of elegant disc-shaped flowers emanating from a central tureen is typical of the Minton style in the mid-19th Century

Royal Crown Derby Saucer, c.1790 and Gold Reflect Teacup teaware In Wine from Another GalaxyA special collection of four saucers in exquisite condition. A deeply creative pattern, generously painted in five different colours shows winding tendrils of small but beautiful flowers. The decoration doesnt end with the pattern, as the body of the saucer itself has been moulded with a delicate and textural starburst pattern emanating from the well. Some of the earliest saucers we have, these pieces were created during the reign of George III,