Dish c. 1825

This dish, created by Spode Limited circa 1825, features a delicate floral motif. The central image depicts a vibrant cluster of irises painted in realistic detail, showcasing Spode's expertise in botanical artistry. The dish is crafted in the classic Spode porcelain, characterized by its fine white body and elegant shape. The rim is adorned with an intricate design of gold-painted floral scrolls and accents, further enhancing its beauty. This decorative piece, now part of the Art Institute of Chicago's collection, exemplifies the craftsmanship and artistic sensibilities of the Spode factory.