Spode, a 250th-anniversary commemorative tray of the Geranium pattern. Approximately 23.2cm x 7.9cm. This item was imported from overseas, so the shipping cost was high, and the price is a bit higher as well, but it is a beautiful, undamaged item✩.*˚ I think it can be used for various purposes, such as putting pens and small items in it✩ You can also arrange small sweets or chocolates to go with your tea✩.*˚ In the last image, I have included a size comparison image with a slightly darker cup of the same pattern, so please refer to it✩.*˚ This cup & saucer is also available for sale. Geranium was manufactured from around 1910 to 2005 and was a long-selling series, but it has been discontinued and is rarely seen in Japan. It is in unused condition✩.*˚ It is a popular series among collectors, even within the Blue Room Collection. Although it has a slightly darker color, it is a very glossy item that can be said to be undamaged. There are individual differences in the color, and I have chosen a beautiful item. Spode Spode made great contributions to the British ceramic industry with the completion of fine bone china and the underglaze transfer printing technique, and became a Royal Warrant holder in the early 19th century. That tradition is still carried on today, under the umbrella of Portmeirion. I am gradually selling items that I have collected from overseas. I also sell Hammersley, vintage, and antique tableware. If you are interested in any items, please leave a comment and I will consider listing them m(_ _)m I have many items that are not listed. ★Condition★ It is an item that can be said to be undamaged. It appears to have been stored in an unused cabinet, and is in Excellent condition✩.*˚ ※There are individual differences in subjectivity, so please refrain from purchasing if you are too sensitive m(_ _)m About vintage and antique tableware Unlike recent items, small black spots, paint loss, and minor irregularities that are not noticeable from the time of manufacture are generally found in all vintage items. We hope you understand that these are vintage items that have been loved for a long time, and that you will continue to use them for a long time to come.