Ironstone Gravy Boat with Underplate "Rose Garden" by Myott, England 1950s

Not registered for Poshmark yet? Use referral code MADUSHKI when registering and get $15 credit towards your purchases! Dimensions. The length of the gravy boat with handle is about 9 in (22.5 cm), height 3.5 in (9.5 cm), depth 2.25 in (6 cm). Underplate dimensions 9 in * 6 in (22.5 cm * 15.5 cm). Condition. Excellent condition. There is a small scratch on the drawing of the gravy boat (seen in the last photo). The gold accents are in excellent condition. Description. Vintage gravy boat with iron ore underplate, made in the middle of the last century by Myott, England. "Rose Garden" pattern of lush roses in burgundy, pink and red colors against a background of leaves and buds. Gold accents around the edges of the dish and on the spout and handle of the gravy boat. A little information. The beginning of Mayott's history can be considered in 1895, when young Ashley Mayott entered the firm of George Thomas Mountford as an apprentice, who worked at the Alexander Pottery on Wolfe Street, Stoke. After the death of G.T. Mountford in 1898 James Mayotte, Ashley's father, purchased the Mountford business. Ashley Mayotte, who was 19 years old at the time, became the manager of the business.