Bosphorus serving platter, Scottish 1860s

Bosphorus serving platter, Scottish 1860s

Marsoni

M251S

$44.99

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Bosphorus serving platter, Scottish 1860sSpectacular ceramic serving platter of the High Victorian style with Bosphorus pattern, by John Marshall & Co; antique Scottish 1860s. Condition: some surface wear Size: Style note products made in the traditional Victorian style are often recognisable because of their lavish decoration. The design mixes various sources of inspiration, but the prevalent decorative features are rich floral ornaments, scrolls and foliage, often applied all over the

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This shoes look great and the materials for the actual shoe feel great. They run a little big that doesn't bother me. Unfortunately, the lace design is horrible. I've now have 2 pairs of these shoes and both times the bottom lace has ripped out of the stitching. The first time was on the 2nd day I wore them, and the replacement pair to those it happened after I walked 20 feet. Both times I've tied a knot in the bottom lace so that I could get through the day. Ideally these laces should be connected together and not attached to the shoe (this is how both of my Skechers Slip-ins are designed). Because I like the rest of the shoe so much I'm buying elastic laces to replace the horrible original laces.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025