PAIR OF WEDGWOOD SWEET DISHES WILLIAM CATHERINE BOOTH 1978 SIGNED Made in Italy The submarine was surrendered in

The submarine was surrendered in 1918 as part of the WWI armistice and was on exhibition in London

Beautifully printed

this damage does not detract from the appeal of the picture

it became a popular stopping off place for stampeders in their migration to and from the gold fields of Dawson City

Very few matched pairs such as this come up

PAIR OF WEDGWOOD SWEET DISHES WILLIAM CATHERINE BOOTH 1978 SIGNED Made in Italy The submarine was surrendered inPair of Wedgwood "sweet dishes" (small plates) depicting William and Catherine Booth founders of The Salvation Army. In original presentation box. Each about 4 3 8 inches in diameter. Light blue "Jasper ware" decorated with oak leaves. Excellent condition. Both signed "Wedgwood" and "Made in England" with additional makers' marks. Produced in 1978 by Wedgwood for Salvationist Publishing and Supplies to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the