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Spode Blue Italian 12 Piece Set - New This elegant Blue Italian 12-piece set from Spode will add a special touch to your home. This set includes 4 of each: 10.5-inch dinner plates, 8-inch salad plates, and generous 12-ounce mugs. The dinner and salad plates and mugs feature the iconic Blue Italian design; a finely detailed 18th century Imari Oriental border encompassing a stunning scene inspired by the Italian countryside. Crafted for everyday living and dining, each piece is dishwasher, microwave, freezer, and oven safe. Made of high-quality glazed earthenware, this place setting is delicate in appearance but is very durable, making it the perfect setting for a wide range of table settings and many occasions. Pairs well with other pieces in the Blue Italian collection. Adored as an iconic British design, the Blue Italian Collection was made possible by Josiah Spode's perfection of blue under-glaze printing in 1784 and features extensive, eclectic, and imaginative blue and white tableware and cookware that takes you and your guests to the picturesque romantic countryside of Italy.

Enjoy a sip of these ice-cold patriotic red white and blue Italian cream sodas this holiday season. These drinks are easy to assemble and absolutely perfect for your fourth of July parties and celebrations.

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Torani syrups- You will need 4 tablespoons of Torani flavored syrup in total. This means 2 tablespoons of the blue colored syrup and 2 tablespoons of the red colored syrup. You can adjust the flavors to taste.

Blue Italian Cypress are hardy, evergreen conifers. With their tall, narrow habit, they'll bring structure to your design all year-long. They'll dependably keep their lush, blue-green foliage almost all the way to the ground.

In their natural form, the Cupressus sempervirens is a wide spreading plant with horizontal branching. Starting with the Etruscans, all of the narrow upright selections are unique and have been saved and propagated for centuries. The tree is long lived with specimens documented at older than 1800 years. 'Glauca' is an especially favored variety for it's marvelous deep blue-green foliage.

Savoy blue or savoy azure (Italian: blu Savoia or azzurro Savoia) is a shade of saturated blue between peacock blue and periwinkle, lighter than peacock blue.[1] It owes its name to the fact of being the colour of the House of Savoy, a ruling dynasty in the County of Savoy from 1003 to 1416, the Duchy of Savoy from 1416 to 1714, the Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia from 1720 to 1861, and the Kingdom of Italy from 1861 to 1946.

The origin of the colour seems to date back to 20 June 1366 when Amadeus VI, Count of Savoy, before leaving for a crusade commissioned by Pope Urban V and organised to help the Byzantine emperor John V Palaiologos, cousin of a maternal part of the Savoy Count, wanted that on the flagship of the fleet of 17 ships and 2,000 men, a galley of Republic of Venice, waved, next to the red-crusading silver banner of the Savoys, a blue flag:[2]

The colour therefore has a Marian implication, bearing in mind that there is also the possibility that the use of a blue banner by the Savoys started earlier.[4] In any case the oldest documented Savoy flags, dating back to 1589, have the colours red, white (or the colours of the coat of arms of the dynasty) and blue.[5] The latter colour acquired over time prevalence until it became the Italian national colour.

Referring to the Marian devotions, the ribbons of the Order of the Annunciation (the greatest Savoyard knight sign, transplanted also in the kingdom of Italy), were blue; blues, also in the Republican era, are also the ribbons of the decorations of military valour (gold, silver, bronze medal and the war cross).[6]

Later, even for the officers, a blue scarf was provided in the outfit, dressed as a neck-band passing over the right shoulder and knotted on the left side. In 1572 this use was made obligatory for all the officers by Emmanuel Philibert, Duke of Savoy.[6] Through various transformations, the savoy blue scarf is still the main rank of the Italian armed forces' officers, who dress it both in ceremonial services and, sometimes, on guard.[6]

Other uses in the Republican era of colour are the border of the Italian presidential banner (blue, in heraldry, means "law" and "command") as well as on the institutional flags of some primary public offices (President of the Council of Ministers, minister and undersecretary of defence, high degrees of the Italian Navy and of the Italian Air Force), as well as on the distinctive range of the presidents of the Italian provinces,[6][7] on the Italian blue cockade and on the aircraft used by the Frecce Tricolori.

In the sporting field, the blue of Savoy distinguishes almost all of the athletes who represent Italy internationally in any discipline: the origin of the use of this colour dates back to 6 January 1911, when the Italy national football team faced in Milan the Hungary national football team.[6][8] The term blue shirt by now represents for metonymy the international appearance for Italy, and the athletes who represent the country are called azzurri.[9]

There is no univocal colour coding of the blue links, so that the shade of blue is historically varied over time both within the same national team and, for example, in the same historical era between national teams of different disciplines.[10]

I really liked the bright blue dress I made a few months ago and I have been looking at some of the gamurra dresses others have made, and thought that I would like something similar. Thus the lacing rings you see. But I forgot about rounding out the neckline; too mentally stuck on the later style I guess.

Spode is an English-based pottery company that was founded by Josiah Spode in 1776. Spode earned renown for perfecting under-glaze blue transfer printing, a development that led to the launch in 1816 of Spode's popular Blue Italian range which has remained in production ever since. Blue Italian and Woodland are sought-after Spode patterns at Pryde's.

First launched in 1916, Blue Italian by Spode has now celebrated its 200 year anniversary. This beautiful blue and white collection is now considered an iconic English design. The stunning Blue Italian collection features a finely detailed 18th century Imari Oriental border encompassing a scene inspired by the Italian countryside. As a pattern with a long history, many pieces are no longer produced, but a small range is still available, and many of the dinnerware items are still produced in Stoke-on-Trent. We stock both new and replacement Blue Italian from lunch plates, soup cups, and bowls to butter dishes, cake stands, and plenty more, so you can buy the whole package.

Beautiful and modern, these blue Italian stemless wine glasses give the finishing touch to meal times as well as cozy nights with a bottle of wine. Featuring the stunning blue Italian design on sparkling glass, these wine glasses are set to impress. And, they've been designed to feel satisfying in the hand.

Featuring a traditional blue-and-white scene inspired by the Italian countryside, this set of dinnerware pieces includes four dinner plates, four salad plates, and four mugs. Set a traditional table for four and whip up your favorite recipe! Made for modern-day living, all of these pieces can safely go in the dishwasher, microwave, oven, and even the freezer.

Blue Italian Tea Cup With Saucer from Spode. This beautiful tea cup with associated saucer is part of the series Blue Italian, which goes in classic blue and white. The motif has been inspired by the Italian countryside, and the edge has Imari Oriental pattern. The series was released in 1816 and has been produced since then. It is suitable for daily use, as it is both dishwasher and microwave safe, and is freezer and oven-proof. Holds 20 cl.

And its taste is equally beautiful! The combination of the citrus flavors in the triple sec and blue curacao combined with the botanical notes in the gin make this an ultra sophisticated and sexy cocktail.

This vibrant beauty Ariel blue Italian round hair brushes has a stylist cult following! The durable, easy-grip handle is made with beechwood. The wild boar bristle reinforced with heat-resistant nylon creates a smooth, shiny blow out. It can be purchased with a slide on the handle for added comfort. Browse our entire range of Italian hair brushes .This brush is perfect for creating long lasting voluminous waves or curls. It can also be used to smooth and detangle any type of hair. The combination of wild boar bristles and heat-resistant nylon bristles makes it easy to work with and ensures that the hair is not damaged in the process. With its vibrant blue color, this brush is sure to be a hit with anyone looking to add a bit of style to their hair routine. Whether you're a professional or a beginner, this Ariel blue Italian round hair brush is sure to become your go-to tool.

A structured yet drapey lightweight cotton with a very fine herringbone weave in a bright cornflower blue. A smooth surface with a slight sheen this cloth would be beautiful as an Edie top emphasizing the voluminous sleeves. It would also be suitable as a lining fabric. be457b7860