Wedgwood Etruria bone dish with classic 'Liverpool Birds' black transferware design c.1900-1924 (set of 5) - approx. 24X15.5cm

The bone dish is one of the great lost objects of Victorian dining — crescent-shaped, placed beside the dinner plate to hold discarded fish bones during formal meals. This Wedgwood Etruria set in the Liverpool Birds black transferware pattern dates to c.1900-1924. Repurpose them as soap dishes, jewellery trays or condiment dishes. The kind of object with a story worth telling. The transfer on this set is significantly worn around the edges of each plate to varying degrees. Please refer to the images. Set of 5. 24 x 15.5cm.