A pair of Worcester dishes of so-called ‘Blind Earl’ form was a best-seller in the ceramics section that opened Dreweatts’ (25/20/12% buyer’s premium) spring sale.

Extracted from Antiques Trade Gazette | ATG Reporter

The dishes are painted with fruit, flowers and insects described as in the manner of James Giles, the London atelier where some of the Worcester porcelain was outsourced for decoration.

They sold for £2800 (£300-500 estimate) at the auction on April 16-17.