Chamberlain Worcester Thumb And Finger Tea Cup Imari Pattern 276

This is an antique Chamberlain's Worcester porcelain coffee cup from the early 19th century. No chips or cracks, but visible wear on gold paint trim, inside and out. Pattern: The cup features the "Thumb and Finger" pattern 276, known for its distinctive floral and geometric design in rich "Japan" polychrome enamels. Manufacturer: Chamberlain's Worcester was a prominent porcelain manufacturer in Worcester, England, during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Period: This cup is from the Regency period, which spanned from 1811 to 1820. Material: The porcelain used by Chamberlain's Manufactory came from china clay mined in Cornwall, England. Value: Depending on its condition and rarity, this cup can be quite valuable to collectors.