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Georgian era porcelain tea cup and saucer by the prestigious Worcester firm Barr, Flight & Barr. Produced in England between the years 1804 and 1813. The design features bat printed Classical Greek scenes of ritual sacrifice and battle against a warm cream coloured border. In excellent condition with only minor wear to the hand painted gold gilt decoration. $150 #georgianera #1800s #19thcentury #regencyera #regency #antiqueporcelain #barrflightbarr #flightandbarr #worcesterporcelain #brisbaneantiques #tea #cupoftea #cupandsaucer (at The Antique Guild)

This spectacular porcelain dish was made in Worcester, England, c1815. It is from their Japan inspired series, entirely hand painted, and is one of their most elaborate designs. It bears the makers mark for Flight, Barr and Barr, who were manufacturers to both the King and Queen and the Prince Regent at the time. It measures 21cm diameter and is in excellent original condition. $250 #georgianera #regencyera #1810s #1815 #flightandbarr #flightbarrandbarr #worcesterporcelain #antiqueporcelain #brisbaneantiques #englishantiques #princeregent #handmade #handpainted (at The Antique Guild)

How to serve boiled eggs in the Georgian era. Fine porcelain egg caddy with removable egg cups. Produced in Worcester by Barr Flight & Barr circa 1805. Hand made and hand painted with chocolate brown and gold gilt decoration. #brisbaneantiques #georgianera #1805 #georgeiii #flightandbarr #antiqueporcelain #eggcup #antique #breakfast #1800s #worcesterporcelain (at The Antique Guild)