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A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Cabbage or Tobacco pattern wares, c.1820. Comprising of: a muffin dish and cover, a vegetable tureen base, a large saucer dish, a large-size cup and saucer, a covered sugar box, a tea plate, a cup and saucer and a trio (cup, can and saucer). All as pattern # 2601. 14 - 24 cm wide. (8)Condition: In good overall condition bar restoration to the lid of the sugar box. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century transfer-printed Spode Willis pattern wares, c.1820. Comprising of: two Stone China plates and an earthenware plate. Decorated as pattern numbers # 2417 and # 2170 respectively. All 21 cm wide. (3)Condition: In good overall condition. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode enamel decorated Stone China  wares, c.1820. Comprising of: a Bang Up pattern side plate and matching sauce ladle and two egg cups, a soup dish decorated as pattern # 2054, a Landscape pattern plate decorated as pattern # 2857, and a Starship pattern side plate. Plates: 20 - 25 cm wide. (7)Condition: Chip to the rim of the Bang Up plate and restoration to the stem of the ladle. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century transfer-printed Spode Peacock pattern wares, c.1820. To include: a brown-printed and enameled plate with gadrooned rim, a dessert plate as pattern # 4079, two Stone China rectangular platters as pattern # 2118 and a two-handled bone china cup as pattern # 2083. 20 - 27 cm wide. (5)Condition: In good overall condition. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century transfer-printed Spode Stone China wares, c.1820. Comprising of: a rectangular dessert dish with Chinese landscapes, a plate with bamboo and pheasants and plate decorated in the Chinese style with a large vase and flowers. All with enamel enhancement and impressed and marked; Spode Stone China or New Stone. 22 - 24 cm wide. (3)Condition: In good overall condition.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Lucano pattern bourdaloue, c.1825. It is marked to the underside. 24 cm long. (1)Condition: There is a 2.5cm hairline from the rim with associated small rim chip. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century transfer-printed Spode Ship Border wares, c.1820. To include: a New Fayence marked plate, a Stone China dessert plate as pattern # 3125 and a dessert plate as pattern # 3184. All with enamel decoration. 22- 25 cm wide. (3)Condition: In good overall condition bar some wear to the Stone China plate. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century transfer-printed Spode Stone China Ship Border platter, c.1820. It is decorated as pattern # 3067 and has a Chinese shipping scene to the centre. Added enamel decoration and printed Stone China mark to the underside. 32 cm wide. (1)Condition: In good overall condition. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Frog pattern wares, c.1820. To include: a two-handled dessert dish, a dessert plate decorated as pattern # 3248 and a small serving dish decorated as pattern # 2283. 16 - 26cm wide. (3)Condition: In good overall condition. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

Two early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Stone China small-size platters, c.1820. To include: a Ship Border platter as pattern # 3135 and a similar platter as pattern # 3859.  Both 26 cm wide. (2)Condition: In good overall condition.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A set of early nineteenth century Spode hydra jugs, c.1820. Each is decorated on a blue ground with gilded and enamel flowers and all have pattern # 3420 painted to the underside. All painted SPODE to the underside. 11 - 19 cm tall. (4)Condition: In good overall condition bar restoration to a crack in the largest jug's rim and wear to the jug's handle. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A late eighteenth century blue and white blue hand-painted shell-edge Spode dessert dish, c.1790. It is painted under the glaze with swags and floral sprays and has gilded embellishments. Huge impressed SPODE mark to the underside. 24 cm wide. (1)Condition: In good overall condition bar light overall crazing and staining. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century Spode hand-painted creamware and pearlware, c.1820. To include: a hand-painted floral pattern pearlware plate in enamel colours, a creamware plate decorated with grapes and leaves in greens and browns and a green-glaze moulded plate. All marked Spode. 20 -22 cm wide. (3)Condition: In good overall condition.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century bat printed Spode tea wares, c.1820. Comprising of: a waste bowl decorated in red with a bee skip and a seated, reading man taken from the Elegant Extracts source with a resting shepherd to the other side, two black printed saucers and a coffee can decorated with dead game and similar cup and a blue bat printed teapot stand. 16 - 20 cm wide, saucers: 14 cm wide. (6)Condition: In good overall condition bar some wear to the gilded rims and minor print wear. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

Two early nineteenth century drabware Spode pieces, c.1820. To include a large plate and a similar coffee can, both with gilded rim and impressed marks. Plate: 23 cm wide. (2)Condition: In good overall condition bar some slight wear to the gilding in places.  Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

Two early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode miniatures wares, c.1820. Both a decorated with the Musicians pattern with a purple wash applied. To include a thistle-shaped vase and a handled basket. 4 - 6 cm tall. (2)Condition: In good overall condition bar very minor wear to the gilding.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Copeland and Garrett British Flowers series feeding cup, c.1835. It is marked to the underside. 18 cm wide. (1)Condition: There is overall light staining and a small chip to the tip of the spout. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

Two early nineteenth century porcelain hand-painted Spode vases, c.1825. They are both decorated birds on water amongst flowers. Both decorated as pattern # 2975 and are printed SPODE to the underside. 11 cm tall. (2)Condition: Minor wear to the gilding and one with fine 7cm hairline from the rim. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

Two early nineteenth century Spode porcelain pieces, c.1820. Comprising of: a blue and white transfer-printed and enamel and gilt decorated in the imari palette pail-shaped custard cup and a hand-painted cup and saucer decorated with flowers and baskets of flowers to the borders in pattern # 3915. Saucer: 14 cm wide, custard cup: 7 cm tall. (2)Condition: In good overall condition bar light wear to gilding in places. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century Spode Felspar Porcelain large platter, c.1820. It has a gadrooned edge to the rim and is decorated in gilt with wheat sheaves, wreaths, flowers and swags as pattern # 3926. 41 cm wide. (1)Condition: Some wear to the gilding. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century Spode porcelain wares, c.1820. To include: two Spode Felspar Porcelain dessert plates decorated with birds on branches on a yellow ground as pattern # 4750. Also, a Spode flower-embossed plate with hand-painted floral decoration to the centre. 21 - 23 cm wide. (3)Condition: In good overall condition bar minor wear to the gilding. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of three early nineteenth century Spode flower-embossed wares, c.1820. Comprising of: a creamer with gilt decoration and a Felspar Porcelain mark, a jug on a light-blue ground as pattern # 2036 and a similar plate. Plate: 22 cm wide, jugs: 8 - 13 cm tall. (3)Condition: Overall slight wear to gilding and a fine 2mm hairline next to the handle of the creamer. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode porcelain wares, c.1820. Comprising of: a muffin dish and cover, a covered sugar box and a creamer all in pattern # 2638. 14 - 24 cm wide. (3)Condition: In good overall condition bar fine 4cm hairline in the rim of the sugar box lid. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century transfer-printed and enamel decorated Spode wares, c.1820. To include: a Felspar Porcelain jug with the Portugal Street retail mark, decorated in brown transfer-prints and colours, a brown-printed British Flowers border pattern cup and a cup, saucer and plate in pattern # 3685 with a Bang Up pattern variation. Plate: 20 cm wide, Saucer: 14 cm wide, Jug: 13 cm tall. (4)Condition: Light wear to the gilding and small restored rim chip to the jug. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century Spode wares, c. 1810-1820. Comprising of: a Spode-made Chinese export replacement plate decorated in a Stone China body, a large porcelain tea plate as pattern # 488 (possibly not Spode) and a porcelain plate as pattern # 2596. 20 - 23 cm wide. (3)Condition: In good overall condition bar some wear to the gilding in places. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century original aquatints from Oriental Field Sports, Wild Sports of the East, issued by Edward Orme of Bond Street, London in 1805. These were used as the source work for the Spode Indian Sporting series. Comprising of: The Hog at Bay, Common Wolf Trap and Koomkies leaving a Male fastened to a tree. Prints: 20 cm wide, including frames: 45 cm wide. (3)Condition: In good overall condition with some discolouring. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century original aquatints from Oriental Field Sports, Wild Sports of the East, issued by Edward Orme of Bond Street, London in 1807. These were used as the source work for the Spode Indian Sporting series. Comprising of: Shooting a Leopard in a Tree, Groom Leading, Dooreahs Leading Out Dogs, Death of a Bear, Driving a Bear out of sugar canes and Shooting at the edge of the Jungle. Prints: 20 cm wide, including frames: 34 cm wide. (6)Condition: In good overall condition with some discolouring. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Daisey and Bead pattern small-size teapot and cover, c.1820. It is unmarked to the underside. 15 cm long. (1)Condition: In good overall condition bar a light rub to the rim and tip of the spout.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Group pattern chestnut basket and stand, c.1820. The stand is marked to the underside with a Spode workman's mark. 23 cm wide. (1)Condition: In good overall condition.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode coffee cans, c.1810. To include: a Tall Door pattern can, a Bungalow pattern can and a rare Pagoda pattern can. Spode workman's marks to the underside of the Pagoda and Tall Door cans. All 6.5 cm tall. (3)Condition: In good overall condition.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A very rare early nineteenth century brown and white transfer-printed Spode Old Peacock pattern dessert plate, c.1820. It is marked to the underside. 20 cm wide. (1)Condition: In good overall condition.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection. Ex-Bill Coles Collection. 

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Waterloo or Italian Church pattern large plate, c.1825. It is marked to the underside. 25 cm wide. (1)Condition: There are two 2cm hairlines from the rim.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode pieces, c.1825. To include: a Milkmaid pattern creamer, a Woodman pattern razor box, a Flying Pennant pattern (border print) butter boat and a British Flowers series double-ended egg ring. All marked to the underside bar the the egg ring. 8 - 17 cm long. (4)Condition: In good overall condition bar four small chips to the tip of the Milkmaid jug's spout rim. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Net pattern wares, c.1815. To include: a dinner plate, a soup dish, a side plate and a dessert dish.  Soup dish and dinner plate marked to the underside. 20 - 25 cm wide. (4)Condition: Poor restoration to the rim of the dessert dish in two places. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode creamers, c.1800-20. Comprising of: a Trophies Etruscan pattern creamer, a Dragon First creamer, a Temple pattern creamer and a Mandarin, Dagger Landscape First creamer. All marked to the underside bar the Temple creamer. 11 - 14 cm long. (4)Condition: There is a hairline to the handle of the Dragon creamer and extensive damage to the Mandarin creamer. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A mid-nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Copeland, Late Spode Tower pattern tall tankard, c.1850. It is marked to the underside. 12 cm tall. (1)Condition: In good overall condition.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Temple pattern butter tub and cover, c.1815. It is marked to the underside. 15 cm wide. (1)Condition: In good overall condition bar a 1cm firing flaw from the rim.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Lyre pattern teapot stand c.1815. It is marked to the underside with a Spode workman's mark. 19.5 cm wide. (1)Condition: In good overall condition bar light staining.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode pieces, c.1815-25. Comprising of: A Blue Rose pattern soup dish with gadrooned rim, a Jasmine pattern soup dish with gadrooned rim and a Flower Cross pattern plate. They are marked to the underside bar the Flower Cross plate. 17 - 26 cm wide. (3)Condition: Chip to the foot rim of the Blue Rose soup dish and the Flowers Cross plate has had all of the arcading removed. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode wares, c.1825. To include: A Lucano pudding bowl, a brown-printed Lucano plate, a Tiber or Rome pattern small plate, a Castle pattern small plate and a non-Spode Castle pattern arcaded plate. All are marked to the underside bar the arcaded plate. 16 - 21 cm wide. (5)Condition: In good overall condition bar fine 1 cm hairline in the rim of the Tiber plate.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode pieces, c.1800-20. Comprising of: a divided and handled Willow pattern dish and two Willow pattern leaf-shaped pickle dishes. Both pickle dishes are marked to the underside, the divided dish is not. 13-14 cm wide. (3)Condition: Small chip to the handle of the divided dish, two cracks and the tip of one pickle dish is missing, the other has two cracks. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

A late eighteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Boy on a Buffalo pattern teapot and cover, c.1795. It is marked to the underside with a Spode workman's mark. 19 cm long. (1)Condition: There is restoration to the rim of the lid and to the tip of the spout.  Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Love Chase pattern tea plate with gilded rim, c.1820. It is unmarked to the underside. 18 cm wide. (1)Condition: In good overall condition.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

******ENTER INTO DEC FA*******An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Caramanian series oval well and tree platter, c.1810. It is marked to the underside and is printed with: The Triumphal Arch at Tripoli in Barbary. 53 cm wide. Condition: In good overall condition bar some restoration to one of the feet. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Caramanian series oval platter, c.1810. It is marked to the underside and is printed with: The Castle of Boudron. 47 cm wide.Condition: Overall light crazing and staining and a restored chip to the corner of each foot. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Caramanian series oval platter, c.1810. It is marked to the underside and printed with: Antique Fragments at Limisso. 43 cm wide.Condition: Restored rim chip at the 9 o'clock position.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Caramanian series oval platter, c.1810. It is marked to the underside and is printed with: Principal Entrance to the Harbour of Cacamo. 38 cm wide.Condition: Overall crazing and staining. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Caramanian series oval platter, c.1810. It is marked to the underside and is printed with: Ruins of an Ancient Temple. 33 cm wide.Condition: In good overall condition.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Caramanian series oval platter, c.1810. It is marked to the underside and printed with: The Part of the harbour of Macri. 27 cm wide.Condition: Two small restored rim chips to the left-hand side rim. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Caramanian series oval platter, c.1810. It is marked to the underside and printed with: The Caramanian Castle. 24 cm wide.Condition: Small chip to the rim. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Caramanian series oval pie dish, c.1810. It is marked to the underside and printed with: Part of the Harbour of Macri. 25 cm wide.Condition: Restored diagonal crack. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Caramanian series footed comport, c.1810. It is marked to the underside and printed with: Citadel near Corinth. 31 cm wide.Condition: In good overall condition bar a hairline in the glaze to the underside.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Caramanian series rectangular dessert dish, c.1810. It is marked to the underside and printed with: The Caramanian Castle pattern. 22 cm wide.Condition: Small filled chip to the underside rim. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Greek series dinner plate, c.1810. It is marked to the underside with a Spode workman's mark and is printed with Zeus in his Chariot. 25 cm wide. (1)Condition: In good overall condition.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Caramanian series root dish, c.1810. It is marked to the underside and printed with a Composite Scene. 24 cm wide.Condition: In good overall condition bar two small chips to the corners.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Caramanian series oval chestnut basket stand, c.1810. It is marked to the underside and printed with: Sarcophagi at Cacamo. 23 cm wide.Condition: In good overall condition.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Caramanian series small-size ewer jug c.1810. It is marked to the underside and printed with a Composite Scene. 13 cm tall.Condition: There is a 10 cm crack from the rim. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Caramanian series small-size sauce boat, c.1810. It is marked to the underside and printed with: Sarcophagi at Cacamo. 16 cm long.Condition: Overall crazing and staining. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Caramanian series oval drainer, c.1810. It is marked to the underside and printed with: Triumphal Arch of Tripoli in Barbary. 43 cm wide.Condition: In good overall condition.Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Spode Caramanian series oval drainer, c.1810. It is marked to the underside and printed with: The Castle of Boudron. 37 cm wide.Condition: In good overall condition bar a small rub to the rim. Provenance: From a private, single-owner Spode collection.