philamuseum:Can you pass the gravy?“Sauce Boat with Lid and Tray,” 1796–1814, made by the Derby porc

philamuseum:Can you pass the gravy?“Sauce Boat with Lid and Tray,” 1796–1814, made by the Derby porc
philamuseum:Can you pass the gravy?“Sauce Boat with Lid and Tray,” 1796–1814, made by the Derby porc
philamuseum:Can you pass the gravy?“Sauce Boat with Lid and Tray,” 1796–1814, made by the Derby porc
philamuseum:Can you pass the gravy?“Sauce Boat with Lid and Tray,” 1796–1814, made by the Derby porc
philamuseum:Can you pass the gravy?“Sauce Boat with Lid and Tray,” 1796–1814, made by the Derby porc
philamuseum:Can you pass the gravy?“Sauce Boat with Lid and Tray,” 1796–1814, made by the Derby porc

philamuseum:Can you pass the gravy?“Sauce Boat with Lid and Tray,” 1796–1814, made by the Derby porcelain factory. "Sauceboat,“ around 1850, made by the Berlin porcelain factory. ”Sauceboat from the ‘American Modern’ Service,“ designed 1937 by Russel Wright. ”Sauceboat (one of a pair),“ 1743–44, possibly Workshop of Frederick Kandler. ”Sauce Boat,“ around 1820, China. ”Sauceboat and Stand,“ 1806, made by Nast porcelain factory. -- source link

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