Maker: Morley  Pattern: Vista

Better known as Masons Vista this design was introduced by Francis Morley and Co about 1850. Morley bought the Masons' business, patterns and moulds and continued to manufacture under the Mason name.
This remarkable set comprises of: soup tureen complete with stand and ladle (tureen has small hairline), sauce tureen complete with stand and ladle (ladle has a repair to the stem,cover has light crazing),sauce tureen complete with stand (cover has light crazing with one tiny chip under the rim and another smaller one to the inside rim),covered vegetable dishes (2), open serving dishes (2), sauce boats (2), meat dishes four different sizes (7),sweetmeat dishes (2),wine cooler (chip to foot rim & glaze a little mottled inside to the base),plates 3.75 ins (12, one with tiny nick to rim),plates 3.25 ins (2, one with hairline to rim), plates 2.75 ins (6), soup plates 3.75 ins (6), stand for soup tureen (hairline to rim). Individual photographs and dimensions available on request.
These pieces are not marked, but they can safely be attributed to Morley.

Dimensions: 56 pieces