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Vintage archive designs matched to today's trends inspired Asymmetry's contrasting shapes and sizes. Angular forms evolve into soft curves to suit all aspects of modern dining, making it the perfect canvas for all gourmet occasions. |
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Put the fun back into cooking and dining with these bright bold ranges from Spode by Portmeirion. Available as Tableware and Cookware each piece is available in 5 colourways: Black, Blue, Dark Blue, Red and Green, all of course with white dots. For something a little different why not reverse the design with multi-coloured dots on a white background, perfect to compliment your favourite colour. |
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Perhaps the most universally recognised pattern in the world. Classic Blue and White decoration makes Blue Italian the most collected pattern of all time. Available as Tableware, Serving and Storage and Cookware, this iconic collection has been given a new lease of life by Portmeirion, ensuring it's world wide popularity for years to come. |
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The famous Blue Room Collections captures Josiah Spode's perfected technique of blue underglaze printing from the late 1700s, and for many people Spode is still synonymous with the finest blue-and-white designs. Now available as a collection of collectable plates and practical mugs, the beauty of Spode's unique ware is still coveted today. |
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Christmas Rose is an elegant dinnerware pattern with a Victorian colour pallett and a border design which entwines christmas roses, holly and mistletoe. This fine bone china brings a sophisticated feel to any festive table. Now made by Portmeirion, there may be some variation when compared to Stafford White produced by Spode. |
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One of the biggest selling festive designs of all time, Spode's Christmas Tree pattern is recognised and collected worldwide. Now produced by Portmeirion, there is a full range of tableware and serving pieces to choose from. |
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A distinctive design with beautifully detailed flowers, lavishly finished in 22 carat gold to create an elegant dining collection. Stafford Flowers is one of the great Spode patterns. Superb botanical illustrations provide a different study as the central motif for each piece. Now made by Portmeirion, there may be some variation when compared to Stafford Flowers produced by Spode. |
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Stafford White is an indulgently opulent range of fine bone china. The heavy 22ct gold band with delicate gold filgree motif and heavy gilding on the modelled border, emphasizes all the restrained elegance of the clasical "Stafford" shape. Now made by Portmeirion, there may be some variation when compared to Stafford White produced by Spode. |
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In the distinctive Spode tradition, this striking pattern features fine studies of British game animals perfectly framed by a stylised, floral border. Encapsulating country living Woodland provides the perfect setting to any dinner table. Now made by Portmeirion, there may be some variation when compared to Woodland produced by Spode. |
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In 2009
Spode Pottery Ltd
went into administration, it was
purchased by Portmeirion
Potteries Ltd in the same
year. Portmeirion have
launched some of Spode's
best loved and most widely
collected patterns for
Christmas 2009. Blue Italian,
Baking Days, Woodland,
Stafford Flowers and
Christmas Tree will all be
available by the end of the
year.
With a lot of the
production now moved back
to the UK, these collections
are now backed by the
unrivalled quality of
Portmeirion. Blue Italian has
now been recoloured to
reflect the original hues of this
iconic design. The background
is now a crisper white and
therefore there may be some
variation between the pieces
now produced by Portmeirion
and the Blue Italian produced
by Spode in more recent
years.
Portmeirion hope
to continue to launch more
Spode designs
in 2010, so if your favourite is
not yet available remember to
check back regularly to see
new introductions throughout
the coming year. |
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