A bone China serving plate commissioned by the London Transport Museum to celebrate the recent transformation of St. Pancras Eurostar Terminal.
The designer Snowden Flood, who was inspired by Sir George Gilbert Scott's magnificent gothic station, focused her design on the huge single span iron-and-glass roof structure designed by William H Barlow. Paying homage to one of the wonders of the railway world, she has produced a bold and striking piece of tableware. Like the station, it embodies the best of British design and manufacturing and as with all of Flood's tableware, it is produced in Stoke-on-Trent, traditional home of British fine china.
Size: 40 x 30 cms