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Spode is considered a true British icon in terms of design heritage with a reputation for innovation that spans nearly 200 years. The Blue Italian Collection has been in production since 1816 and is as popular today as it was when it was launched.

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The Blue Italian 5-Piece Place Setting with a bread and butter plate is a great way to start your collection. Blue Italian, which has been in continuous production for nearly 200 years, epitomizes the traditional blue and white for which Spode is famous. Framed by an 18th century Chinese border, the central scene of Italian ruins was inspired by a 17th century drawing.
Includes:
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<li>Dinner Plate</li>
<li>Salad Plate</li>
<li>Bread and Butter Plate</li>
<li>Teacup</li>
<li>Saucer.</li>
</ul>

Blue Italian 5-Piece Place Setting, Service for 1

These 6.5 inch Cereal Bowls are so versatile ... how many ways can you find to use them? Blue Italian, which has been in continuous production for nearly 200 years, epitomizes the traditional blue and white for which Spode is famous. Framed by an 18th century Chinese border, the central scene of Italian ruins was inspired by a 17th century drawing.

Blue Italian Cereal Bowl, Set of 4

This 1.25 pint Teapot is a great way to serve your next cup of tea. Blue Italian, which has been in continuous production for nearly 200 years, epitomizes the traditional blue and white for which Spode is famous. Framed by an 18th century Chinese border, the central scene of Italian ruins was inspired by a 17th century drawing.

Blue Italian Teapot

At 7 ounces, this Creamer is just the right size for your tea or coffee service. Blue Italian, which has been in continuous production for nearly 200 years, epitomizes the traditional blue and white for which Spode is famous. Framed by an 18th century Chinese border, the central scene of Italian ruins was inspired by a 17th century drawing.

Blue Italian Creamer

This Covered Sugar Bowl is an elegant addition to a tea or coffee service. Blue Italian, which has been in continuous production for nearly 200 years, epitomizes the traditional blue and white for which Spode is famous. Framed by an 18th century Chinese border, the central scene of Italian ruins was inspired by a 17th century drawing.

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