Copeland Spode (England), Pheasant pattern

Spode was first produced at the Stoke-on-Trent factory established by Josiah Spode (1733 - 1797) in 1770. Josiah Spode Junior made the first type of English bone china. Spode ware was distinctive for its Willow pattern and for its floral and Japanese design tableware.

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Antique Spode Pheasant lidded sauce bowl with gilded acorn…

Spode Pheasant Sauce Bowl with Gilded Acorn Finial (or) Antique Spode Pheasant Sauce Bowl with Under Plate

Antique Spode Pheasant lidded sauce bowl with gilded acorn finial to lid, and under plate, marked to base, diameter 24 cm under plate. c1820

Spode Copeland's mint green ground bowl with pheasant…

Spode Copeland Pheasant Bowl with Stand

Spode Copeland's mint green ground bowl with pheasant decoration and a stand, approx 39 cm diameter

Pair of Copeland Spode 'Pheasant' pattern square dishes

Copeland Spode Pheasant Square Dishes

Pair of Copeland Spode 'Pheasant' pattern square dishes

A Spode 'Pheasant' pattern dessert plate, circa 1820,…

Spode Pheasant Dessert Plate, 1820

A Spode 'Pheasant' pattern dessert plate, circa 1820, decoration pattern 2240, circular with indented edge, decorated in coloured enamels over the transfer-printed design in blue, printed 'Stone-china' mark underside. Diameter 20.5 cm