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Beautiful Antique Blue and White Copeland Auld Lang Syne Burns medium teapot! In excellent condition, with no chips or cracks At it's tallest it measures approx 10cm X 17cm at it's widest Has the Burns Spode Copeland England D. Livingstone OBAN blue transfer mark and no 36 impressed into the base together with an impressed Copeland Crown. The Burns Pattern was manufactured for Livingstone's China Oban. Could be dated late 1890's/ early 1900's Burns Pattern consists of two different Chinese Dragons and the rim decoration is a melange of swirls and flowers. Around the rim is the text "We'll Tak A Cup O'Kindness For Days O'Auld Lang Syne" The teapot cover of this hexagonal pot has a Dog of Fo finial On this example it is blue in color This is the second smallest of the three sizes that we are aware of! Highly collectible British pottery, also a superb gift idea for collectors- a RARE find! Made in England
Vintage Gravy Boat. Copeland Spode. Fleur Lis Pattern. England Perfect condition. 6,5/9/4,5 inches pre-owned
Early issue Spode's Italian scallop rimmed Bread and Butter Plate pair by Copeland. With the transfer-print Italianate pastoral scene of figures in the landscape with a border of scrolling flowers and leaves. Each measuring approx 15.5cm in diameter and standing just over 1.75cm deep. With the blue 'COPELAND ENGLAND SPODE'S ITALIAN' back stamp within an oval with small numbers in green. In good pre-owned, used condition with no cracks or crazing. One has a tiny nibble to the top layer of glaze on the rim and both have firing rack marks to the underside which occurred during the manufacturing process - please see my photos. Find a range of Beautifully Designed Vintage Serving Tableware here: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/BelieveToBeBeautiful?section_id=26132037
Copeland Spode, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire, England antique c1920 beaker, tumbler, mug or cup for drinking or wash bowl set in Blue Italian pattern. This rare Spode Blue Italian beaker by Copeland makes for a stylish addition to your table setting, collection or shelf décor. It was originally sold individually for use as a drinking vessel or as part of a three-piece (one basin, two beaker) washing set, residing in a purpose-made wooden wash table slot or freestanding. Dating back to 1816, the illustrious Blue Italian pattern is based on themes of ancient Italy, blended together from a selection of architecture and scenery from local regions of the country at this time. The composition of scenes effortlessly merge together to form the classic picture, gracefully decorated by the rolling Imari border taken from Japanese porcelain. Date mark: None. Circa 1920 with blue oval makers mark. Size (approximate): Volume 0.3L 0.5pt, Width at rim 7.6cm 3in, Height 10.4cm 4.1in. Condition: First quality in excellent condition without chips, cracks or crazing. Appears unused. Please see photographs for confirmation. Also sold in a smaller size (Height 8cm 3.2in) subject to availability.
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Beautiful Small Teacup and Saucer - Spode - Copeland England Gorgeous fall colors! India Tree Design Cup: 2-1/4 inches tall, 2-7/8 inches wide & 2 inches in diameter Saucer: 1/2 inch tall & diameter is 5 inches See more items at: https://www.etsy.com/shop/wagersroadhouse
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About Vintage Copeland Parian Figures, Young England & His Sister. A very good pair of Copeland figures, Parian Ware, entitled 'Young England' and 'Young England's Sister'. Both figures cast by the sculptor George Halse. Young England is seen reading a book with a cricket bat resting behind him, whilst his sister is holding a book and pencil with a croquet mallet and ball behind her. found on their bases 'Young England, Copeland M91, Copyright Reserved, G. Halse Sc' & 'Young England.s Sister, Copeland N96, Copyright Reserved'. 'Parian' is the name now used for a form of porcelain developed in England in the early 1840's essentially designed to imitate carved marble. It is a high quality unglazed porcelain, a type of bisque porcelain, prepared in a liquid form and cast in a mould. This was at the time when large marble statues and busts were common in Stately Homes and this was an affordable way for people to bring into their homes smaller scale copy. Copeland called their Parian wares 'Statuary Porcelain', Minton used 'Parian' in reference to the fine white marble from the Greek Island of Paros and Wedgwood called their wares 'Carrara' after the fine Italian marble.
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Copeland Spode England Chelsea Wicker Footed Cup Sold as a collection of Six (6) Made by Spode Copeland England in the pattern of Chelsea Wicker. A raised pattern of woven wicker frames the rim and around the teacups, softly scalloped edges on both add a delicate detail. The tea cup sets are timeless in their simplicity and are great pieces to stack and display. Tea cup - 3.75” Opening (4.5” including handle) and 2” Deep Vintage Condition. Crazing and Patina. One cup with patina. One cup with a small chip behind the handle and does not affect the usage of the cup. As with all vintage items, some wear or manufacturing defects may be present. Please remember that these listings are for previously loved and used items… that is part of their charm!
Copeland England Spode’s Tower That fancy blue and white China you love:) Saucers come with bonus teacup due to small chip on top but would make the cutest little planter!
This teacup and saucer is about 70 years old! Gorgeous blue and white transferware Spode Copeland teacup and saucer in the blue Camilla pattern. Made in England. Teacup is has beautiful blue transferware flower pattern and scalloped edges. A little over 2” tall and 4 1/2” wide including handle. Stamped Spode’s “Camilla” Copeland England 2 on back. No chips or cracks but significant discoloration from age mostly at bottom of cup- inside and out. Saucer is 6” wide and in excellent vintage condition. Stamped with Spode’s “Camilla” Copeland England 1 on back. Has small 5 etched into bottom of plate.
Wonderful Vintage Replacements for your Fine China! These dishes are from the Spode Copeland Buttercup pattern. This pattern was produced in England from 1924-1992, the backstamp on this set was used around 1957. These ivory earthenware dishes are in the Chelsea Wicker Shape and have a deep fluted rim. The small yellow buttercup flowers have a simple sweetness about them. Included in this listing: -1 Dinner Plate (has a chip on the edge) -1 Saucer -1 Cup (dark spot on inside bottom) 3 Total Pieces ***there are additional pieces from this line in my store*** The plate has a chip on the edge (see pic 6) and the tea cup has a dark spot on the inside bottom (see pic 7). As far as the Transferware pattern there may be some minor discoloration consistent with age but nothing large and minimal to no crazing. They don’t appear to have been used often and even with the flaws they are very good quality and could be used on your table. Please look carefully at the pictures as they are part of the description. For your convenience shipping is included in the price. Contact me with any questions!
✸ Please take the time to read the description and look at all photos. Please ask all questions and wait for a response before making a purchase. This includes requests for extra photos (we are only allowed 10 here), alternative shipping methods, additional measurements, whatever it is that you may need. Everything should be discussed/clarified/okayed with us before completing the checkout process to ensure we are able to accommodate. You can also find more info in the announcement on our storefront. ✸ You are looking at a 33-piece fine stone dinnerware set of "Fitzhugh Blue" by Copeland Spode, made in England. This royal blue band with flowers on white pattern was introduced in 1954 and discontinued in 1990. All pieces are in very, very excellent, previously owned, vintage condition. There are very minor utensil marks (if any) but no chips, cracks, crazing, or repaired parts. There are some factory defects which are tiny blue specks here and there on some pieces but nothing too noticeable. Only the plates have a gently scalloped edge. This is being sold as a set - I will not sell pieces separately. The shipping price includes extra postal insurance in addition to the default amount covered. 【You will receive:】 ❦ 6 x 6" bread and butter plates ❦ 6 x 5¾" saucers ❦ 6 London shape footed cups, 2⅝" tall x 3⅝" diameter ❦ 6 x 8" salad plates ❦ 6 x 10" dinner plates ❦ 1 x 3½" tall sugar bowl, no lid ❦ 1 x 4½" tall open rice/sugar bowl ❦ 1 x 4¼" tall 4oz creamer
This is a great talking point & I love it!!!! Blue Victorian transferware small stoneware plate which 'Who burnt the tablecloth? written across it. Spode Italian made by Copeland England is a classic blue & white pattern. Perfect for your used matches by the fire place or on the table by a candle. This a a smile in the shape of a plate Fabulous condition Measures 14cm H x 10cm Postage costs £5.50, postage can be combined for multiple purchase so treat your The Blind Mole "In the pursuit of all things lovely"
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SPRING STOCK CLEANING! TAKE 15% OFF EVERY ORDER OF 2 ITEMS OR MORE. OFFER VALID BETWEEN MAY 6 AND MAY 13. Set of 3 Vintage 9'' Salad/Luncheon Plates, Spode Copeland Cowslip, Earthenware Made In England. This is an intricate pattern that boasts a multicoloured floral center and flowers around the edge, with laurels in brown. The rim is adorned with a basket-weave embossed pattern and is scalloped and ribbed. This pattern has been in production between 1942 - 1975. 8 7/8'' diameter SOLD AS A SET OF 3 1 set in stock. All 3 are in good condition with no chips, cracks or loss of colour. One has crazing. _______________________________________________________________ ALL MY ITEMS ARE LOVINGLY CLEANED AND CAREFULLY PACKED IN ORDER TO ARRIVE CLEAN AND UNHARMED. Remember to check out my Clearance section for wonderful deals! I WOULD HAPPILY COMBINE SHIPPING FOR A PURCHASE OF MORE THAN ONE ITEM AND REIMBURSE SHIPPING EXCESS FEES.
Cup and Saucer Set Vintage Copeland Spode England Bone China Brown and White Fleur-de-Lis Pattern Great Condition
"Vintage Collectible Copeland Spodes Tower England Butter Side Plate Marked: England Copeland Spodes Tower Item Quality: In excellent condition, appropriate with age and historyMinor wear and tear on back Color: Blue; Secondary Color: White Size: 6\" L x 6\" W x 1\" H"
Have your breakfast in style! Superb 9 piece set of Spode Copeland England "Florence" numbered fine china. Hand colored classical Floral Motifs. Set includes: 4 plates - 6 1/8” 1 soup or serial bowl - 6 1/2” 2 teacups 2 saucers - 5 1/2” Elegantly made you can see and feel the excellent quality of Spode bone china . A gorgeous addition to any collection full of interesting history. Spode used hundreds of different style backstamps in its nearly 250 year history. There are a few different backstamps on the pieces, the Spode archive is useful to decipher the many backstamps used. The set dates to approximately the 1930s. 1847 to 1970: the company was owned outright by the Copeland family and a variation on Copeland or W. T. Copeland was used; again often in conjunction with the Spode name. The Florence pattern is of classical floral and foliage motifs on cream colored bone china. Blue and brown transferware that has been hand colored on a molded, swirled or reeded body. The set is in beautiful vintage condition with no chips or cracks. Carefully inspected.
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A set of four beautiful Old Salem salad plates. The plates have subtle scalloped edges with rope design. Floral rim with a sail boat in the center in blue. In good vintage condition with no chips or cracks. The plates measure 7 3/4 inches in diameter. Copeland England. Please examine the pics, feel free to ask questions. I have other Old Salem listings in my shop, I'm always happy to combine shipping if interested.
Antique blue and white demitasse cup and saucer with Asian motif and hand-painted gilding. Dimensions: cup, 3"Dia x 2.25"H; saucer, 4.75"Dia x 0.3"H. Maker's mark reads "Copeland England." Hallmark (1851-1895) Excellent! less
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This vintage ceramic mug was made by Copeland Spode in England. It was made to commemorate the coronation of King Edward VIII in May of 1937 that never took place due to his abdication before the event. The bottom has the makers mark as shown. It's in very good condition without any chips, cracks or crazing. It measures about 3-1/2" tall with a 2-3/4" top diameter. Please also see the other 1937 coronation items I have listed, I gladly combine items to save on mailing costs. 6/3 1l nc
Delight in the charm and sophistication of this 1960s Copeland's Grosvenor China butter pat plate set, hailing from the renowned W.T. Copeland & Sons of England. Each plate in this set of four boasts an intricately detailed fruit design, a testament to the fine craftsmanship and design that have made Copeland's china a staple in elegant dining. Measuring approximately 3.5 inches in diameter, these butter pat plates are perfect for adding a touch of vintage elegance to your table. The plates are in excellent vintage condition, free from any chips or cracks, preserving their delicate beauty. The maker's mark on the bottom affirms their authenticity as genuine Copeland's Grosvenor China, ensuring you own a piece of reputable English china history. Whether you are a collector, seeking to infuse your dining experience with a classic touch, or searching for the perfect gift for a china connoisseur, these plates are sure to captivate and delight. We invite you to peruse the detailed photos for a closer inspection, and we're here for any questions you may have. Your complete satisfaction with these beautiful pieces of tableware is our commitment. Enjoy the grace and quality of Copeland's Grosvenor China with this exquisite set.
This is a beautiful tea cup & saucer c.1850 believed to be by Copeland Spode, Spode or Copeland & Garrett in the Blue Willow pattern. The blue Asian motif makes a stunning display for a cabinet or as decor in your collection. The mark is rare but was used on some Copeland pieces and the saucer has a red underglaze number. Condition: Very good condition no chips, cracks or crazing. There is some loss to the gilt, light interior stains and peppering. Can combine multiple items to save on shipping costs. We can ship globally, please message for rates. Gift wrap available upon request.
Rare Find. Antique Copeland Spode demitasse tea cup from England featuring a country scene in blue and white with a scalloped Gadroon rim on the cup. The condition is excellent with no chips or cracks. Wonderful gift or collectible.
Vintage Antique Early 20th Century Spode's Camilla Copeland England Red & White Square Bowl | Traditional Collectible English Kitchenalia As per final two photos this gorgeous bowl comes with two small chips to its square base. Unless it's upside down- they are not visible. Other than that this bowl looks and feels as if it was made last week- the glaze, colours, smoothness of it are just exquisite. Previous owners must have loved it very much- perhaps lived in a glass cabinet for a long time. In overall much loved and preserved pristine vintage condition. Beautifully made- incredible skill, quality and craftsmanship. Some surface crazing marks with light wear consistent with age. It is approx 90 years old. Dimensions: - Height 7cm - Weight 857grams - Width x Depth 24cm The Camilla design dates back to the 1800s, featuring a central spray of camellia sinensis, a tea plant, from which the pattern gets its name. Camilla Pink was produced over many years with the most recent product ending in the 2000s. The Camilla design has also been produced in Blue, Brown, Green, and Purple. For environmental purposes and in line with our business ethos we reuse packaging where possible.
Copeland Spode, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire, England vintage before 1970 0.3L 10.3floz large big breakfast teacup and saucer in Blue Italian pattern. This increasingly rare and attractive larger Spode Blue Italian teacup and saucer by Copeland makes a stylish addition to your afternoon tea setting or breakfast table. Dating back to 1816, the illustrious Blue Italian pattern is based on themes of ancient Italy, blended together from a selection of architecture and scenery from local regions of the country at this time. The composition of scenes effortlessly merge together to form the classic picture, gracefully decorated by the rolling Imari border taken from Japanese porcelain. Date mark: Varies before 1970. Both pieces have Copeland blue oval makers mark but may not have impressions or other marks. Size (approximate): Volume 0.3L 10.3floz, Width of cup at rim 11cm 4.25in, Width of saucer 16.5cm 6.5in. For comparison, the standard teacup and saucer I sell is: Volume 0.2L 7floz, Width of cup at rim 9.5cm 3.75in, Width of saucer 14.3cm 5.6in. Condition: First quality in excellent condition without chips, cracks or crazing. Please see photographs for confirmation. Also available in other periods and size subject to availability.
An Antique Copeland England Spode’s Tower Dinner Plate in a rich blue transfer design. Approximately 10-5/8” in diameter. Beautiful old dark blue Spode’s Tower plate with an old oval stamp with Copeland Spode’s Tower England and an imprinted oval marks. The plate also has a date imprint which concisely dates each plate to November 1910 date imprint “A” over 10 which dates it to November of 1910. This plate is in in very good condition with only minor signs of age on the glaze and some minor crazing. A beautiful saturated transfer on the front. No cracks or chips. This plate is an authentic early 20th century Copeland Spode’s tower blue transfer-ware plate. The vast majority of these plates available online are not this older type and are instead from the 1940s through present day. If you’re looking for antique plates, this may be a good fit for you. Please reach out to me if you have any questions. These have been in my family since they were purchased. I also have the rarer luncheon plates from the 1890’s available in my shop! As always, I love to combine shipping and give you a refund on your shipping fees. Let me know if you want me to place several items in one box, and I will be happy to do that for you. Some information about the history and manufacturing of these plates: Starting in about 1894 the pattern was printed in cobalt blue with a white Gadroon (rope) rim which became very popular. The production of Tower by Spode ceased completely with the closure of the factory in 2009. Tower pattern was introduced c1814 and was derived from a printed illustration in the book by Merigot ‘Views of Rome and its Vicinity’ published c1796-1798. Tower depicts the Bridge of Salaro, near Rome. The bridge which originally had a keep built on top of it survives although it is now underneath the main route leading out of Rome to the airport. The Tower pattern was printed in a variety of colors during its almost 200 year production history but particularly in blue and later in pink. The original pattern was transfer printed in medium blue which is pale. In about 1860 it was produced in a darker, ‘flowing’ blue known as Royal Saxon blue or flow blue.
