Set of 6 Victorian Flow Bone Dishes by Henry Alcock & Co. java Bottom compartments (x2): 34"W x

Bottom compartments (x2): 34"W x 21

There is some slight embossed self-framing around the border

This industrial piece is of cast iron construction with a brass socket and painted steel lampshade

This vintage midland telephone pick up was made in Japan

19" - 32" L

Set of 6 Victorian Flow Bone Dishes by Henry Alcock & Co. java Bottom compartments (x2): 34"W xc. 1890s 1910s; Henry Alcock & Co. Cobridge, Staffordshire, England This set of six Victorian flow blue bone dishes is produced in the crescent shaped form traditionally intended to rest beside dinner plates during service, providing a dedicated place for fish or meat bones. Made in semi porcelain and decorated in Henry Alcock & Co.'s "Touraine" pattern, each dish features softly blurred cobalt transfer decoration characteristic of turn of the century