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Since 1784 when Josiah Spode first perfected the technique of blue underglaze, Spode blue and white dinnerware has ranked among the world's most collectible--and collected--pottery.
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Denby GRE-088RC Greenwich 3 Pint Covered Vegetable Dish
Denby GRE-088RC Swirls of fire reds, yellows, creams and sages make Fire Chilli the ideal stand alone collection or an exquisite complement to the Fire and NEW Fire Stripes collections. The Fire Chilli collection by Denby brings the warmth of a crackling hearth to the dinner table. Features -Fire dinnerware pattern -Durable, chip - resistant material -Matches Fire and Fire Stripes collections! Specifications -Material: Stoneware -Dishwasher Safe: low temperatures and liquid detergents is recommended -Oven & Microwave Safe: heat warm pieces only, rapid temperature changes causes pottery to crack -Freezer Safe: for food storage -Made in England
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Oberon, Covered Vegetable Dish
Wedgwood Oberon China features an enchanting chinoiserie of pale sage green with red accent bordered with thin bands of ivory and black. Complementary accent pieces swirl with vines and burst of flora. Rimmed in 22-karat gold.
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The welcoming appeal of a cozy country inn is embodied by Cottage from Villeroy & Boch. The series strikes an emotional chord with its red, white and blue coloration and mix of coordinating patterns inspired by Americana and the charm and hospitality offered by the heartland. There is an abundance of choice in creating a tablesetting, beginning with three styles of dinner plates and six options in salad plate designs. The full dinnerware assortment, including accessories, is available in the Cottage...
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Rich, strong tones of sea green create the bold colour of Denby Greenwich. Glazed to perfection the striking tones of Greenwich really come to life in a wide range of cooking dishes, ramekins and casserole dishes.
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at the age of 15 stephen smith began his pottery career in the basement of his home. seven years later in 1977 tumbleweed pottery was founded. craft shows and street fairs served as launching points for tumbleweed s handcrafted stoneware. as north carolina s originator of word jars and mugs tumbleweed pottery continues to be a leading creator and producer of quality ceramic designs. our ceramics pottery cookware stoneware.you-name-it.none of it contains lead! many companies have recently gotten in trouble for this. we have certification that all of our products are 100% safe and lead-free. while lead generally gives products a more vibrant color we would never take a cheap shot at making our products "look good" at the expense of harming our customers. our high-quality stoneware is microwave safe! ever wonder why many other cooking products today say that you can t put it in the microwave? sure you may save a dollar but chances are those other products are so poorly built that they may melt or disintegrate in
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Traditional blue-and-white pottery first came to England from China on the ships of the East India Company. In the 1780s, when imports became scarce, Josiah Spode perfected the process of blue underglaze printing at his Staffordshire, England factory to satisfy the demand for these elegant wares. Shortly after, Spode introduced Blue Willow earthenware, a pattern that would become one of the most beloved and most avidly collected in history. Legend has it that the pattern tells a story of young lovers who risk everything to be together, meet a tragic end and are transformed by love (or perhaps by the gods) into a pair of soaring birds. Whether the pattern was designed to tell the story, or the story invented to explain the pattern doesn't matter; the romantic images of Willow have charmed for more than two centuries. And, because Willow has been in continuous production at the same factory since 1790, collectors are able to add new pieces to those that have been passed down through generations. Dishwasher and
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Denby MER-028 Tasty shades of deep berry and a velvety finish make Merlot the ideal partner for mouth-watering meals. With classic shapes and signature Gourmet pieces, eating in has never been so stylish. Love food. Love Denby. Features: -Merlot dinnerware pattern -Durable, chip - resistant material -Matches Merlot collection Specifications: -Material: Stoneware -Dishwasher safe: low temperatures and liquid detergents is recommended -Oven and microwave safe: heat warm pieces only, rapid temperature changes causes pottery to crack -Freezer safe: for food storage -Made in England
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Denby IMP-028 Imperial Blue 3 pt Covered Vegetable Dish
Denby IMP-028 Bold and uncompromising, the Imperial Blue range from Denby is one of our largest ranges. If you want to make a statement then this is the tableware for you. Vibrant blues and crisp whites work perfectly together complementing your food and surroundings alike. Love food. Love Denby. Features: -Imperial Blue dinnerware pattern -Durable, chip - resistant material -Matches Imperial Blue collection Specifications: -Material: Stoneware -Dishwasher safe: low temperatures and liquid detergents is recommended -Oven and microwave safe: heat warm pieces only, rapid temperature changes causes pottery to crack -Freezer safe: for food storage -Made in England
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Denby Pottery China Covered Vegetable - CHN-088
Crisp, simple and yet satisfyingly gorgeous, our collection of Denby China complements any dinner party. Elegant white serving dishes and salad bowls, dinner sets to champagne flutes, this collection of china will guarantee a stunning dining occasion adding an extra touch of class.
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Specifically designed as a border pattern using the the distinctive Imari palette of iron red, cobalt blue and gold, this classic pattern leaves an expanse of pure white bone china. Please Call: 631-673-0404
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Denby REG-028 Regency Green 3 pt Covered Vegetable Dish
Denby REG-028 When people think of Denby, Regency Green is one of the most well known patterns. Its subtle natural green watercolours blend with any neutral setting for a fresh invigorating look. Enjoy the Regency Green collection from Denby. Love food. Love Denby. Features: -Regency Green dinnerware pattern -Durable, chip - resistant material -Matches Regency Green collection Specifications: -Material: Stoneware -Dishwasher safe: low temperatures and liquid detergents is recommended -Oven and microwave safe: heat warm pieces only, rapid temperature changes causes pottery to crack -Freezer safe: for food storage -Made in England
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A large lidded casserole dish with handles and finial on the cover. The handpainted motif is vegetables. In very good condition except for 3 factory flaws on the bottom rim where the piece rests. The makers name is obscured by heavy glaze but I can just make out Made in California. There is also an unreadable number. 12x7 including handles.
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Nice old oven proof pottery baker with vented lid, unmarked, but is vintage Guernsey pottery, we think. The bottom exterior of the pot is unglazed red clay, the rest of the pot and lid glazed in brown and cream. The pot measures 6 1/2" in diameter x 3 3/4" deep, and is in good solid shape, no chips or cracks to the pot or the lid. The interior white glaze is very discolored from use. $30.00 Item #w91053
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Denby LIN-028 Linen 3 pt Covered Vegetable Dish
Denby LIN-028 Linen from Denby is fresh, clean and light. Its creamy neutral tones blend effortlessly into any color scheme. Ideal for everyday living and special occasions, Denby Linen combines simple, classic shapes with a soothing colour scheme, ideal for any modern lifestyle. Love food. Love Denby. Features: -Linen dinnerware pattern -Durable, chip - resistant material -Matches Linen collection Specifications: -Material: Stoneware -Dishwasher safe: low temperatures and liquid detergents is recommended -Oven and microwave safe: heat warm pieces only, rapid temperature changes causes pottery to crack -Freezer safe: for food storage -Made in England
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DERBY PANEL RED Covered Vegetable Dish (90DERPAR00406) $750.00 $600.00
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