VINTAGE Stunning MIDWINTER ENGLAND Semi-porcelain Gravy/Sauce BOAT

Height: 3 inches

Length: 7 inches

Weight: 230 g

Maker’s Marks: Midwinter Staffordshire, England, Semi-porcelain. William Robinson Midwinter (W.R.M) founded the Midwinter Pottery in Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, England in 1910.

Notes / other details: intricate gilt scrolls and lace details on a stunnig ground of deep red/maroon and cream

This exquisite Midwinter sauceboat, hailing from the esteemed Staffordshire potteries of England, is a testament to the subtle elegance of fine dining accoutrements from the bygone era. The semi-porcelain form, a hallmark of durability married to delicacy, is gracefully adorned with gilt scrolls and a lace pattern, whose artistry whispers of Edwardian banquets and genteel gatherings.

Against the rich maroon backdrop, the gilt embellishments seem to dance with a restrained opulence, each swirl and delicate detail a nod to the masterful hands that crafted it. With its gentle weight and balanced proportions, this piece is as much a joy to hold as it is to behold.

Bearing the distinguished Midwinter mark, this sauceboat is not merely a vessel for the finest gravies and sauces but a conversation piece, an heirloom that evokes the sophistication of its era. It is destined to be cherished by connoisseurs and collectors who not only seek beauty in their tableware but revere the stories and craftsmanship such pieces carry with them.

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