Antique Spode's Tower Meat Platter & Gravy Boat antique glass nothing hidden—just the kind of

nothing hidden—just the kind of piece that earns its place through age and authenticity

softened by centuries of age

developing a natural drape and texture that modern linens simply can’t fake

comprised of an ale mug and a match striker

These were from circa 1950 and were used for show at livestock fairs in the midlands of England

Antique Spode's Tower Meat Platter & Gravy Boat antique glass nothing hidden—just the kind ofThis 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: