The design for Spode's Indian Tree pattern of fine bone china is derived from a Chinese pattern of the Yung-Cheng period (1725-35). The Coalport factory reproduced it around 1801, and since then it has been an extremely popular pattern produced by many manufacturers, including Spode. Records in the Spode Museum Trust's archive show the pattern appears to have been known by both Indian Tree and India Tree during its production. Indian Tree was withdrawn in the early 1990s but reintroduced in a small line for the U.S. market in 2004.

Add to your Spode Indian Tree fine bone china collection today by purchasing this matching Indian Tree Creamer. The Spode Indian Tree pieces feature an unusual fluted shape and bold brown, gold, and orange colors against a white background, in a floral print depicting a tree with beautiful branches and leaves. Order now!