Chamberlains Worcester of London Painted Porcelain Lunch Plate. Painted porcelain lunch plate with cobalt rim and floral medallions. Marked on base; Chamberlains, Worcester, 15 New Bond Street, London. Royal Porcelain Manufacturers.

Condition: Lost of gilt throughout. 

Size: 8 1/2 x 8 1/2 in.

Royal porcelain manufacturers, established across Europe from the 18th century onward, were prestigious state-supported factories that produced luxury porcelain for courts, aristocracy, and international trade. Notable examples include Meissen in Germany, Sèvres in France, and Royal Copenhagen in Denmark, each developing distinctive styles that blended technical innovation with national artistic traditions. These manufactories often employed leading painters, modelers, and gilders, creating finely detailed tableware, figurines, and decorative objects that showcased both opulence and craftsmanship. Their output not only symbolized wealth and refinement but also played> a role in diplomacy and cultural prestige. Today, pieces from royal porcelain manufacturers remain highly collectible, admired for their artistry, historical significance, and enduring influence on European decorative arts.

Lost of gilt throughout. 

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