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 | Spode blue and white earthenware is among the most collectable pottery in the world. In continuous production since 1816, Blue Italian is undoubtedly one of the all-time classic tableware patterns and was created shortly after Josiah Spode's perfection of blue under-glaze printing. The central scene is thought to be ruins in Italy and the elegant integration of the figures into the scene demonstrates the exceptional engraving techniques at Spode. Exquisitely framed by an 18th century Chinese border, the central scene of Italian ruins may have been inspired by a late-17th century pen and wash drawing. The unmatched artistry of the pattern still requires the most skilled hand engraving to create its remarkable sense of space and atmosphere. To this day, Blue Italian still originates from a hand engraved copper-plate using Josiah Spode's transfer printing method at his original factory site in Stoke-on-Trent, England. This time-honored tradition results in beautiful china of unsurpassed quality that is as fresh and distinctive as ever. Every piece is an affordable original destined to become a treasured heirloom for future generations. List Price: $ Price: $192.95   |
 | Dinner Plates, Woodland, Assorted, Set of 6 List Price: $ Price: $167.95 |
 | Designed by Susan Williams-Ellis in 1972, Botanic Garden is a groundbreaking pattern -over thirty different flowers adorn the collection. Each size of plate and cup is produced in a variety of different flowers and the whole mix and match pattern is unified by the unique style of drawing, the flitting butterflies and the distinctive leaf border. Botanic Garden has become one of the world's best selling tableware designs and is constantly changing with new motifs and products regularly added to the range. Guaranteed to be Oven to Table, Freezer Safe, Microwave Safe, and Dishwasher Safe. Will not chip, crack, or craze. The Tableware and Dinnerware range is "Oven-to-Tableware;" it can also be used for cooking. However, this pottery has been designed to perform perfectly satisfactorily at the lower range of temperatures normally used when cooking andserving and should not be used at oven temperatures of over 350º F. Always heat items gradually. Start with a cold oven and heat up. Guaranteed under normal use. List Price: $ Price: $152.95 |
 | Named after the ancient goddess of fruit, Pomona is an outstanding decoration. The romantic shape was inspired by the generous rounded forms of seed pods and gourds and was designed by Susan Williams-Ellis in 1982. Each product comes patterned with one of six luscious fruits taken from hand-colored books of the 1830's. The Pomona range of table and cookware really is nature at your fingertips and brings the orchard to your table, with its bountiful representations of seasonal fruit-fullness. Pomona is the perfect accessory for those serious about both cooking and about eating! Susan's colorful range is an explosion of fresh fruit and color. Luscious representations of summer and autumn include zesty lemons, ripe plums, juicy apricots, sweet cherries, rosy red apples and pears. These wonderful images look ready to eat, placed on a simple white background within this wonderful range of ceramics and accessories. Designed by Susan Williams-Ellis in 1982, Pomona is an outstanding decoration named after the ancient goddess of fruit. Each cup and plate comes patterned with one of six luscious fruits taken from hand-colored books of the 1830's. Luscious representations of summer and autumn include zesty lemons, ripe plums, juicy apricots, sweet cherries, rosy red apples and pears. These wonderful images look ready to eat, placed on a simple white background within this wonderful range of ceramics and accessories. The Pomona range of table and cookware really is nature at your fingertips and brings the orchard to your table, with its bountiful representations of seasonal fruit-fullness. Pomona is the perfect accessory for those serious about both cooking and about eating! Guaranteed to be Oven to Table, Freezer Safe, Microwave Safe, and Dishwasher Safe. Will not chip, crack, or craze. The Tableware and Dinnerware range is "Oven-to-Tableware;" it can also be used for cooking. However, this pottery has been designed to perform perfectly satisfactorily at the lower range of temperatures normally used when cooking and serving and should not be used at oven temperatures of over 350º F. Always heat items gradually. Start with a cold oven and heat up. Guaranteed under normal use. List Price: $ Price: $152.95 |
 | Need item text The French bee was originally chosen during the coronation of Napoleon to appear on his official coat of arms. The la Rochere glass collection was inspired by an authorized travel set belonging to Napoleon in which the bee pattern was used. Today that pattern is displayed in a Paris museum, the delightful 3-dimensional bee adorning each piece of la Rochere glassware. La Rochere glass is known for its uniquely clear and beautiful look, yet is sturdy -- heavy-duty enough for every day use, and dishwasher safe. Founded in 1475, the la Rochere factory is the oldest glass factory in France, producing this unique and collectible glassware by melting a mixture (around 1450 degrees centigrade) of sand, soda, and lime, with other added ingredients. List Price: $ Price: $124.95 |