This beautiful tureen was made by Spode Copeland of England. It is in the "Gadroon" pattern which was produced between 1955 and 1972. This pattern is characterized by it's rope edge and scalloped shape. This particular piece is off white in color. The tureen has 4 feet and two handles. Both the handles and the finial on the lid have embossed flowers. This tureen is actually quite petite. It's just a mere 6.5" in length, 4.5" in width and 5.25" in height (with lid)...

This beautiful tureen was made by Burgess & Leigh in Burslem, England. I do not know the name of the pattern, but it is spectacular! The colors in the transfer pattern are amazing. There are gray borders with gold flowers, cobalt borders with gold and white geometric shapes, arches made of blue and burgundy flowers and green leaves, and a variety of fleur de lis shapes of white, gray, cobalt and burgundy colors. The tureen also has hand painted gold highlights...

This beautiful compote was made by Spode. It is marked "Spode, Impl England". I do not know the name of the pattern, but it is very elegant. The center of the bowl is plain. Spreading out from the center there are 8 ribbons which curve slightly. Between the ribbons are two alternating patterns. One consists of embossed ovals and diamonds. The other is embossed 4 leaf clovers and diamonds. The edge of the bowl is scalloped and embossed with leaves and scrolls...