Meat Dish c. 1775

This anonymous 18th-century "Meat Dish" set, made of creamware, is an example of the popular tableware of the time. The set includes a covered tureen, a sauce boat, a butter dish, and four plates. The delicate and elegant design of the pieces reflects the growing interest in refined dining and the appreciation for craftsmanship during the Georgian era. Creamware, with its soft white color and smooth surface, was widely produced in England and became a symbol of social status and taste. This "Meat Dish" set is a testament to the artistry and practicality of early English ceramics.