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Mason's Vista 40-Piece Dinner Service

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This red Mason’s Vista dinner service is a striking example of 19th-century English transferware at its most romantic and collectible. What makes it truly unique is the completeness and consistency of the set—an increasingly rare find—along with the richness of the deep cranberry red print that has aged beautifully over time. The set brings together elegance, heritage, and everyday usability in one collector-worthy ensemble. For those who haven't seen Vista in person, imagine a rich red pastoral scene, almost like a storybook snapshot of the English countryside—winding rivers, castle ruins, and stone bridges—framed in intricate floral borders. The pattern is printed with exceptional clarity, and the slightly irregular texture of antique ironstone adds depth and authenticity. These are pieces that feel substantial in the hand and instantly elevate any tablescape with their sense of occasion. Originally introduced by Mason’s Ironstone in the early 1800s, the Vista pattern reflects the Victorian-era fascination with scenic landscapes and romanticized rural life. Unlike blue transferware, which is more commonly found, this deep red version has always been harder to source and is especially sought after by collectors and stylists today. Mason’s was known for pioneering durable, richly detailed ironstone ware—and Vista stands among its most iconic and enduring designs. Whether you're curating a timeless dining experience, styling a layered tablescape, or investing in pieces with historic soul, this Vista dinner service is as functional as it is beautiful—an heirloom set with lasting visual impact and a story worth sharing. This Set includes: 6 Dinner Plates - 10.5 inches 6 Mid-course Plates - 9 inches 6 Side Plates - 7 inches 1 Round Serving Bowl - 10 inches 4 Soup Bowls - 5 inches 4 Soup Bowl Saucers - 7 inches 6 Small Bowls - 6 inches 1 Gravy Boat with Plate - Boat 8 inches length X 4.5 inches height. Plate is 8.5 inches Length X 5.5 Depth 2 Lidded Terrines - 11.8 inches length, 9.5 inches depth, 6 inches height 1 Large Platter - 15 inches X 12 inches 1 Medium Platter - 13 inches X 11 inches 1 Small Platter - 10 inches X 8 inches 1 Small Bowl - 10 inches X 7.5 inches Disclaimer: Two sets of the same pattern dinner sets have been combined.

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