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Staffordshire Ironstone "Canterbury" Serveware Hand Engraved by Ridgway

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Staffordshire Ironstone "Canterbury" Serveware Hand Engraved by Ridgway

Name: Staffordshire Ironstone "Canterbury" Serveware Hand Engraved by Ridgway
Brand: Ridgway
SKU: 3855
Price: 95.000000000 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.85 (143 reviews)

SGD 122.47

143 reviews

This vintage set is a must-have for collectors and those seeking to add a touch of sophistication to their next gathering. The exquisite set features a variety of pieces including a coffee pot, butter dish, serving bowl, side plate, creamer bowl, and salt and pepper shakers. Each piece is hand engraved with designs of flowers on a multicolor background, adding a touch of elegance to any occasion. The set is made of ceramic and ironstone and was crafted in the late 1700s using pottery techniques.