Set of six early 20th century Spode Italian pattern divided sandwich plates, dating to the 1930s and decorated in the timeless blue and white transferware pattern first introduced by Spode in 1816. These unusual quartered plates were designed to neatly separate tea sandwiches and savory bites during formal tea service, preventing flavors and moisture from mixing. Featuring the iconic pastoral Italianate landscape with richly detailed borders, they remain one of Spode's most enduring and collectible patterns.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Era: Early 20th Century Condition: Very Good Vintage Condition; light wear with a small nick to the edge of one plate. Country of Origin: United Kingdom Materials: ceramic Dimensions: 9.75" L x 9.75" W x 1" H Color/Finish: blue / white Care: Hand-wash only.
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