Lot #10: Royal Worcester Lavinia Egg Coddler

A vintage porcelain single-size egg coddler featuring the Lavinia pattern, which includes detailed illustrations of blackberries and leaves, complete with a metal screw-top lid and handle. Royal Worcester, one of the oldest and most esteemed English porcelain manufacturers, produced these egg coddlers as a practical kitchen tool. The coddler is used to prepare eggs by placing the cracked egg inside, securing the lid, and boiling it in water. The Lavinia pattern became one of the most recognizable and beloved designs for these kitchen staples, frequently found in households throughout the 20th century. United Kingdom 1960-1980 The porcelain body appears intact with no visible chips or cracks. The metal lid shows expected light surface wear and minor oxidation consistent with age, which is typical for this utilitarian collectible. Dimensions: 3x3 Pickup category timeslot {A}