This Spode Tower meat platter and gravy boat set embodies a storied elegance, featuring a pattern introduced circa 1814, inspired by Merigot's 'Views of Rome and its Vicinity' published between 1796-1798. The intricate blue and white design captures the Bridge of Salaro near Rome, once crowned by a keep, a structure that stands to this day, veiled beneath the modern pathway to Rome's airport. Signed on the bottom.
Era: Antique; 1900-1910
Condition: Very Good; light wear, small nick under gravy
Country of Origin: England
Materials: ceramic
Dimensions: 13" L x 10" W x 1.5" H
Color/Finish: blue/white
Care: hand-wash
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