Royal Doulton Baroness 32 oz Open Vegetable Dish

White bone china offsets a soft cream border with a fine edge of gold. Perfect size to serve your favorite veggies!
Features:
-Part of the Baroness Collection -Traditional style with dramatic black and gold banding -Many accessories and serving pieces available Specifications: -Capacity: 32 oz -Material: Classic Bone China -Cleaning and care: Dishwasher safe -Made in the United Kingdom. An elegant lattice design meets black and gold banding, creating a look that is traditional in style, yet dramatic.

White bone china offsets a soft cream border with a fine edge of gold. An elegant lattice design meets black...

White bone china offsets a soft cream border with a fine edge of gold. Perfect rester for your teacup. An...

White bone china offsets a soft cream border with a fine edge of gold. An elegant lattice design meets black...

White bone china offsets a soft cream border with a fine edge of gold.

Features:
-Part of the Baroness...

White bone china offsets a soft cream border with a fine edge of gold. An elegant lattice design meets black...

White bone china offsets a soft cream border with a fine edge of gold. Perfect size to serve appetizers!
Features:
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White bone china offsets a soft cream border with a fine edge of gold. An elegant lattice design meets black...

White bone china offsets a soft cream border with a fine edge of gold. An elegant lattice design meets black...

Countess features the same classic lattice pattern made popular by the successful Baroness collection. 5 Piece Place Set Includes: -10....

Countess features the same classic lattice pattern made popular by the successful Baroness collection. Five shades of cooling blue flatter...

Countess features the same classic lattice pattern made popular by the successful Baroness collection. A rich platinum band gives this...

Countess features the same classic lattice pattern made popular by the successful Baroness collection. You'll be more than happy to...

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