Dinner Service for Fourteen Persons, in "Devon" pattern, c. 1907-1915, consisting of thirteen dinner plates, dia. 9-3/4", twelve soup plates, dia. 7-1/2", twelve bread-and-butter plates, eleven dessert plates, twelve dessert bowls, twenty-one saucers/underplates, dia. 6-1/2", four coffee saucers, eight coffee cups, h. 3", four tea saucers, eight tea cups, h. 2-1/2", gravy boat, open sugar basin, cream pitcher, circular open vegetable dish, dia. 8-1/2", small oval relish dish, two oval open vegetable dishes, two-handled covered vegetable tureen, oval grilled meats/chop platter, matching roasted meats platter, l. 16", and a domed butter dish. The Porcelain Collection of Elizabeth Russ Bailey and the Late Dr. James E. Bailey, Jr. of Montgomery, Alabama Jim and Betsy Bailey traveled to many parts of the world collecting silver and porcelains, but in July 1975 they came upon a small group of pieces of Flow Blue from Grindley and Company which was made in 1891. They were enchanted with the pattern and began to look for more. As they read about Flow Blue and discovered it for sale in antique shops across the south and east coast, they developed a passion for it. Dr. and Mrs. Bailey prided themselves on their ability to find and purchase many unusual pieces of Flow Blue. They continued collecting until 1980 when the number of quality pieces on the market diminished. The Baileys displayed their collection through the succeeding years, an assemblage numbering over 950 pieces.