Overview
An elegant, partial bone china tea service in the 'Gold Chantilly' pattern (Z2772) by Royal Worcester, featuring delicate, classical gold scrollwork and a scalloped, gilded rim. This set showcases the translucent quality and brilliant white body that made English bone china the global standard of luxury dining.
Story
Introduced in 1963, this pattern brought the romance of French Chantilly lace to English tables. Designed during the post-war revival of formal entertaining, it allowed hosts to display effortless mid-century sophistication.
Maker / Origin
Established in 1751, Royal Worcester is one of the oldest surviving English porcelain brands, famously granted a Royal Warrant by King George III in 1789. Renowned for their technical innovations in body composition and exquisite hand-painted gilding, they defined the aesthetic of the British aristocracy for over two centuries.
Condition & Value
The porcelain appears bright and free of major structural damage in the photos. However, gold-gilded services from this era are highly susceptible to wear from hand-washing and should be inspected closely for rubbing or fading along the rims. Excellent preservation of the gold detailing will command the higher end of the value range.