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Susan Silver Antiques
755 North Main Street (Rt. 7)
Sheffield, MA 01257 , United States
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413.229.8169
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English Spode Pearlware Dish, Circa 1815
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Description
Spode pearlware oval shell-shaped serving dish with scalloped edge decorated with grape clusters and leaves in purple, green and blue. Impressed mark and blue Spode mark on bottom with pattern #3214.
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More Information
Documentation: Ample Provenance Origin: England Period: 19th Century Creation Date: Circa 1815-1820. Styles / Movements: Other, Traditional Dealer Reference #: 3366 Incollect Reference #: 177000 -
Dimensions
W. 9.25 in; D. 8 in; W. 23.5 cm; D. 20.32 cm;
Message from Seller:
Susan Silver Antiques, located in Sheffield, Massachusetts, offers a carefully curated selection of 18th and 19th-century Georgian and Regency furniture and accessories. For inquiries, contact us at 413-229-8169 or susan@susansilverantiques.com.
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