A Worcester porcelain 'Queen Charlotte' pattern teacup

A Worcester porcelain 'Queen Charlotte' pattern teacup A Worcester porcelain 'Queen Charlotte' pattern teacup, c.1758, with painter's mark, and paper label reading 'Harris Materson Collection no.303',

Worcester Porcelain Teacup and Saucer in the Queen Charlotte Pattern, c.1800, possibly earlier, the teacup with blue maker's mark (Xs in a Square) on base, and the saucer with the famous blue crescent

An Assorted Worcester Porcelain Tea Service 18th century Queen Charlotte pattern, comprising a teapot, 2 creamers, 1 covered sugar, 1 waste bowl, 4 serving plates, 24 coffee canns, 23 teacups and 24 s

Circa 1770 Worcester porcelain cup in the Queen Charlotte pattern. Vibrant pink, red, blue accented with gold. Still bright, almost no wear apart from expected wear to base. Very small hairline (3/8")

DESCRIPTION: (14 Pc) Antique Royal Worcester porcelain grouping set, in the "Queen Charlotte" pattern, in white porcelain with blue decorations, circa 1895 and later, including:(1 Pc) one Royal Worces

Early Worcester porcelain teapot with undertray in the Queen Charlotte Pattern. The teapot is marked on the base with an incised B, a mark used in the Barr and Flight & Barr periods, circa 1800. This

Soft paste globular teapot with white ground and loop handle. Slightly domed lid with floral bud finial. Stand with sloping sides. Hand painted Queen Charlotte pattern in underglaze cobalt blue with a

British, 19th century, Queen Charlotte pattern, teapot; bowl; lobed dish; two cups (one with handle) with three saucers, 3-1/4 to 8-1/4 in.

With raised scalloped sides. Hand painted Queen Charlotte pattern in underglaze cobalt blue with added red and gold. Worcester, Dr. Wall period, c. 1770. Stand: Worcester, c. 1800. L. 29.2 cm (11 1/2

Small Worcester porcelain deep saucer or small bowl circa 1760-70 in the Queen Charlotte pattern. Pink, red and blue accented with gold. Dr. Wall period crescent mark in underglaze blue to base. Almos

Royal Worcester 31 piece 'Queen Charlotte' (or 'Whorl' pattern) dessert service comprising 2 fruit coolers, 1 large oval bowl, 2 shell form bowls, 2 circular bowls, 15 dessert plates, 2 cake plates, 7

Four teacups of varying shapes and sized. Two saucers of different sizes. Each hand painted Queen Charlotte pattern in underglaze cobalt blue with added red and gold. Underglaze blue square maker's ma

A collection of Worcester porcelain teacups A collection of Worcester porcelain teacups, mid to late 18th century, polychrome painted, comprising a 'Gold Queens' pattern example, three examples depict

A Worcester Queen Charlotte Pattern Tea Bowl And Saucer, C.1770. The Saucer Measures Q" Tall And 4.5" Across, The Tea Bowl Measures 1.75" Tall And 3" Across. Both Pieces Bear The Worcester Hallmark An

A Worcester porcelain 'Kempthorne' pattern teacup, A Worcester porcelain 'Kempthorne' pattern teacup, c.1770, painted and gilded, with a crescent moon mark, 6cm high together with a collection of eigh

A Worcester porcelain 'Quail' pattern teacup, A Worcester porcelain 'Quail' pattern teacup, c.1765, the gilded and moulded rim leading to a polychrome enamel painted body, 7cm high together with a Wor

(set of 23) Royal Worcester porcelain service plates, "Charlotte" pattern, each having gilded rim, creamy white ground with cobalt borders, polychrome flowers, no chips or cracks noted, a few with ver

Royal Worcester porcelain service plate, "Charlotte" pattern, each having gilded rim, creamy white ground with cobalt borders, polychrome flowers, no chips or cracks noted, very minor wear, spots, 11"

Royal Worcester porcelain service plate, "Charlotte" pattern having gilded rim, creamy white ground with cobalt borders, polychrome flowers, no chips or cracks noted, very minor wear, spots, 11"diamet

Royal Worcester porcelain service plate, "Charlotte" pattern, each having gilded rim, creamy white ground with cobalt borders, polychrome flowers, no chips or cracks noted, very minor wear, spots, 11"

A Worcester porcelain 'Lord Henry Thynne' pattern teacup and saucer, A Worcester porcelain 'Lord Henry Thynne' pattern teacup and saucer, c. 1770, each with painted crescent mark, the saucer 14cm diam

Herend porcelain cartouche shaped dish in the Queen Charlotte pattern, #7573, printed and impressed factory mark, 12"w. Provenance: Property of a prominent Hillsborough, CA estate.

Set of Royal Worcester porcelain dinnerware, Queen's Special Edition Red Hatfield pattern, including 7 saucers (6" diam), 4 salad plates (7 1/2" diam), 4 luncheon plates (9"" diam.), and 4 dinner plat

Unusual form of open sucrier or sugar bowl. Hand painted Queen Charlotte pattern in underglaze cobalt blue with added red and gold. Impressed mark to base. Worcester, Flight Barr and Barr period, c. 1