Product Details
Specs: Crescent bone dish, approx. 6.5 x 3.25 in. (confirm). Sage green transfer scrollwork and sprigged blossoms, shaped scroll end with gilt trim. Maker: J & G Meakin, Hanley, c.1890-1907. | History: Bone dishes sat beside the Victorian dinner plate to catch fish and meat bones; today they are the perfect little side, trinket, or wall dish. Utopia is one of Meakin's Aesthetic-era green patterns, and green is a quieter, harder-to-find colour than the usual blue and brown. | Condition: Six available, sold individually; condition varies by dish. All show crazing and gilt wear; some have brown staining at the tips and along the scroll end, others are cleaner with brighter gilt. Tap tests pending; no chips or cracks seen in photos. Sold as found; please review every photo. Stay crazed, darlings.
| Condition | Pre-owned - Fair |
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