Semi-Porcelain Serving Dish “Windsor” Wood&Sons Blue&White Gold Trim

This covered serving dish is a piece of English blue and white transferware semi-porcelain from the late 19th to early 20th century. The 'Windsor' pattern was a popular design produced by Wood & Sons, featuring characteristic blue border decoration with floral and geometric motifs on an octagonal form, typical of their production during this period.

Blue and white transferware pieces from Wood & Sons' Windsor line are sought after by collectors of English tableware and those interested in Victorian and Edwardian dining services. This covered vegetable tureen would have been used in formal dining settings and represents the quality craftsmanship of Staffordshire potteries during this era. Collectors appreciate these pieces for both their decorative appeal and historical significance.