Spode “Trade Winds Blue” Dinnerware

Product Details

Spode “Trade Winds Blue” dinnerware, featuring a collection of Clipper ship engravings from the period 1790-1820.  Spode stoneware pattern # W146, made circa 1962-1993, inspired by a Spode design circa 1805.

Blue transfer ware on a soft blue-grey ground with a slightly scalloped, gold edged rim.  Perfect for Cape Cod dreaming…

• 16 dinner plates 10”
• 8 salad plates 8”
• 14 bread & butter plates 6”
• 16 rim soup bowls 9”
• 7 cereal bowls 6 1/4”
• 8 cups & saucers, London shape
• 8 cups and saucers, Canton shape

Serving pieces:

• 1 teapot
• 1 coffee pot
• 1 creamer, Lowestoft shape
• 1 covered sugar
• 1 gravy boat & stand
• 1 large round bowl 10” diameter, 4 3/4” high
• 1 square bowl 9”, 2 1/2” high
• 2 covered vegetable bowls, 11 3/4” by 7 1/2”, 5” high
• 1 platter 14” by 10 1/2”
• 1 platter 16 1/2” by 12 1/2”

The set weighs approx. 86 pounds (39kg). 

The Spode History blog has a detailed story of the pattern being developed primarily for the American market.  Most of the sailing ships chosen were American, with a few British in the mix.  Click here for the full story, the link opens on a new window.

https://spodehistory.blogspot.com/2013/01/spode-and-trade-winds.html