Limited edition British-made Royal Worcester 1997 Egyptian Tutankhamun bone china tea caddy collection jar

❖ Royal Worcester has launched a limited edition of 500 collectible bone china jars to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb (1922–1997). The design is inspired by ancient Egyptian art and Gemstone colors, with delicate gold-painting craftsmanship and three-dimensional relief-like portraits of the pharaoh, which are extremely exotic and of historical value. 【Brand】: Royal Worcester, UK 【Origin】: Made in England [Material]: Fine Bone China [Size]: Height 12.5cm*Width 9cm*Length 13cm 【Year】：1997 【Condition】: Brand new / boxed / limited to 500 pieces ❖ This Royal Worcester Tutankhamun 75th Anniversary Bone China Collector’s Jar was designed to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the discovery of the famous tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun (1922–1997). Combining royal porcelain craftsmanship with ancient Egyptian aesthetics, the jar features classic lotus and jewel motifs in azure, vermilion and turquoise, with Tutankhamun’s iconic golden face highlighted on the front. ❖ The top is decorated with radial patterns and gold lines, and the overall pattern is exquisite and exotic. The bottom is printed with "TO MARK THE 75th ANNIVERSARY OF THE DISCOVERY OF THE TOMB OF TUTANKHAMUN 1922–1997" and the Royal Worcester factory logo, and it is marked as a limited edition of 500 pieces. ❖ This tea can is not only practical, but also a work of art with great collectible value. Its rarity makes it a treasure that collectors dream of. ✨✨Royal Worcester✨✨ The oldest porcelain brand in the UK, Royal Worcester, was founded in 1715 by Dr. John Wall and pharmacist William Davis. Its innovative porcelain-making technology and exquisite painting skills are highly respected; in 1789, King George III of England issued a Royal Warrant to highlight the value of Royal Worcester. Royal Worcester became famous very early, thanks to the merger of kilns such as Chamberlain, Grainger, and Hardley, absorbing the technology of different kilns and laying a solid foundation. Its immortal masterpiece, the "Painted Fruit" works that are as beautiful as famous paintings, are its important representatives and are still accepted for production. Royal Worcester porcelain has continued its production tradition for nearly three hundred years and has continuously innovated modern tableware. It is deeply loved by experts for its elegant taste and high-quality bone china.