A fine and unusual leaf form Worcester dish, circa 1765, the…
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A fine and unusual leaf form Worcester dish, circa 1765, the finely moulded dish of two overlapping leaves upon a rimmed base, finely and unusually decorated with summer fruits and sprigs of flowers in puce, emerald and lemon colours. Height 6.5 cm. Length 33.5 cm. Width 25 cm

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