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Collector's CornerCheese dishesAlso known as cheese keepers, these consist of a rectangular tray with a lid and single handle on top. There is usually a small hole in the lid near the handle, to allow ventilation. Most of the ones shown below were manufactured by Wood & Sons in the 1920s and 30s. This basic shape was widespread across a wide variety of patterns, and can be found in two sizes, the main difference being the height of the lid. Please scroll down to the bottom of the page for a few examples of cheese dishes by other manufacturers. |
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Woods £45
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Woods SOLD |
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Woods £65 |
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Woods Large and small sizes £45 and £35 |
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Woods Large size £35 |
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This is the same size and pattern as the one shown above - but note the different transfer on the side. A hand-painted ochre trim also replaces the transfer on the handle |
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Woods
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Woods £52 |
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Losol SOLD |
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Doulton SOLD |
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We specialise in English tableware from the 1920s and 30s and ship worldwide from our base in London, UK.
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