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Spode Blue Tower Dinnerware

The “Tower” pattern was first produced by Spode circa 1814, based on illustrations from Merigot’s book “Views of Rome and its Vicinity”, published circa 1796-98.  The pattern has been produced in light and dark blue, pink, green and brown, but the dark blue has been a favourite for generations.  The darker flow blue, or Royal Saxon Blue as it was known then, was first produced about 1860.  Printing the pattern on the Gadroon shape started in 1894.

This set is all older backstamps, circa 1894-1921.

For more Spode history:

https://spodehistory.blogspot.com/2011/02/tower-pattern.html

21 dinner plates 10 1/2”                     $65 each

(+6 dinner plates A/F)

23 luncheon plates 9 1/4”                  $55 each

(+4 luncheon plates A/F)

2 salad plates 8 1/2”                          $50 each

8 dessert plates 7 1/2”                       $45 each

(+5 dessert plates A/F)      

12 bread & butter plates 6 1/2”         $20 each

3 rim soup bowls 9 1/2”                   $125 each

(+3 rim soup bowls A/F)                    $95 each

12 fruit/nappy bowls 5 1/2”               $20 each

5 cream soup stands 7”                    $45 each

12 teacups & saucers                        $45 each

8 demitasse cups & saucers             $35 each

Serving pieces:

1 small teapot, small chip on the inside rim   $150 A/F

1 divided vegetable bowl, slight staining        $125 A/F

1 oval platter 14 3/4” by 11 3/4                       $195