Collection of Chamberlain Worcester porcelain tea, coffee and dessert wares, painted and gilded in the ‘Admiral Yeo’ pattern, number 298, comprising teapot and stand, two ‘Baden’ shape teacups, one ‘Baden’ coffee cup, ‘Bute’ shape teacup, three saucers, one dish (19.5cm diam), six plates (18.5cm diameter), comport, and four heart shaped dishes, red script painted marks

Pattern 298 was one of Chamberlains most popular patterns. Listed as 'rich blue border of gold with ovals of india work', the design was available unadorned or customers could add their own crests or full coats of arms, at additional cost. The best-known set of this pattern was made in 1815 for Admiral Yeo, and the pattern has since become known as the Admiral Yeo pattern.