A fine Worcester leaf dish, circa 1756-58A fine Worcester leaf dish, circa 1756-58Modelled as a vine leaf with delicate veining, the curled stalk handle washed in pale green, fully painted in enamels with a spray of flowers, two smaller sprigs and a tiny insect, 17.2cm longProvenanceRobyn Robb CollectionThe principal influence on Worcester flower painting at this period was Chelsea's copies of Meissen, although the present example appears closer in style to Vincennes, also likely interpreted via Chelsea.